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NewsCisco: Japan to lead global surge in mobile traffic
Japan will lead a global surge in mobile internet usage over the next five years, according to a forecast released by Cisco Systems. The giant networking...
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News 2Australian police issue Google Maps warning
Australian police have again cautioned motorists relying on online navigation technology, this time voicing concerns over Google Maps software, following...
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NewsPinterest offers open registration to all users
Social network site, Pinterest has opened its doors to the public, offering open registration to users beginning today. Previously ‘Pinners’...
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FeaturesLaunch event drives IPv6 traffic to all-time high
The much-hyped World IPv6 Launch Day event on Wednesday resulted in a rise in IPv6 traffic – including web and email – to a new peak as expected....
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NewsGoogle+ traffic up in October
Google+ usage has increased in October compared with last month, but the social networking site couldn’t sustain a dramatic one-week surge that...
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NewsGoogle+ traffic slows after initial surge
Google+ traffic has deflated after a temporary spike following Google’s decision to open up the social networking site to everyone, according to...
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News 1Google+: Eighth largest social site
Traffic exploded on Google+ after the social networking site opened to the public, shooting up 1,269 percent in one week, making the site the eighth...
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NewsGoogle+ faster out the gates than competitors
Google+ is going great guns right out of the gate, with the site starting out far better than rivals Facebook, Twitter and Myspace did. Google+, the...
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User-generated maps? Game on!
Crowdsourcing has become a common method of trying to extract the wisdom of many people who know something, with mixed results emerging, such as...
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News sites falter as traffic spikes after Jackson’s death
Michael Jackson’s death on Thursday caused a spike in visits to news Web sites that affected the performance and availability of some of the biggest...
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Australian drivers get live traffic updates on iPhone
In-car information systems specialist Intelematics Australia has given iPhone users one more reason to use their devices in the car, with a new application...
