Older Japanese surf Web as often as the young: study
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Web-savvy Japanese aged over 50 surf online just as often as young people do, using the Internet to arrange travel and read news, a study said.
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Pro and amateur videos, social networking and even streaming TV shows are luring audiences to the Web, study shows
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Long before people spent their lives living on the web, they dreamed of living on the web. For one day at the dawn of time, at least, they did.
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The search engine (www.ask.com) made its fame toward the end of the last millennium by encouraging Web surfers to enter &quot;natural language&quot; questions, rather than search terms -- instead of
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Surfers are becoming addicted to the internet and suffer from withdrawal symptoms if deprived of web access, a study has found. Yahoo&#39;s Internet Deprivation Study tested how emotionally connected consumers
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Why do we persist in looking at the Web through a browser, asks CNET Blog Network contributor Matt Asay.
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Web users are increasingly looking for alternatives to Internet Explorer, according to new figures from analyst WebSideStory. For the first time, there has been a fall in the share of surfers using Microsoft&#39;s browser.
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For some people, carrying on a normal routine without the Web is almost impossible, because the Internet&#39;s tools and services have become firmly ingrained in their daily lives, according to the Internet Deprivation Study.
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Why do we persist in looking at the web through a browser?
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[Health India]: Washington, Dec 28 : A 10-year study of elderly men published in the latest issue of the journal &#39;Neurology&#39; has revealed that more intense physical activity may help people maintain their cognitive skills as they age.
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NEW YORK  - After the age of 80, carrying a few extra pounds may not subtract years from your lifespan, a new study from Japan shows.
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NEW YORK - About one-third of Internet users in the U.S. have used a wireless connection to surf the Web or check e-mail, according to a survey released Sunday.
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By Ellen Whyte  THE average eight-year-old is bound to beat the pants off older competition when challenged to the latest computer game, but very few kids at that age know how to surf the Net.
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(InfoWorld) - Google's dominance may seem unassailable in North America, but it's the search giant that is playing catch-up in Asia, according to new survey results released Sunday. Despite the popularity of Google's Web sites elsewhere in the world, it failed to attract the most visitors in any of the 10 Asian countries surveyed in May by comScore Networks. Yahoo fared far better, claiming the most popular sites in Hong Kong, India, Japan, Malaysia, Singapore, and Taiwan, while Microsoft sites were the most popular in Australia,Â China, and New Zealand. The survey also showed that China has the largest online population in Asia, with 91.5 monthly Internet users, followed by Japan with 53.7 million and South Korea with 26.3 million. New Zealand had the fewest monthly users, with 1.9 million. South Korea topped the list for highest Internet penetration, with 65 percent of its population using the Internet at least once during the month. Australia followed with 62 percent, then New Zealand with 60 percent, comScore said. China and India had the lowest Internet penetration rates, at 9 percent and 3 percent, respectively. ComScore surveyed people aged 15 years or older who accessed the Internet from a home or work computer. In other findings it reported that: -- nearly 284 million people age 15 or older accessed the Internet from a home or work computer across the Asia Pacific. -- The average person used the Internet on 13.8 days in the month and spent 20.2 hours online. That compared to the global averages of 17.1 days per month and 25.2 hours online, comScore said.
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A decade ago, geeks greeted the release of Netscape&#39;s new web browser with great anticipation. A similar sense of expectation surrounded each subsequent version of Netscape Navigator and, to a much lesser
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USING the Internet has become the favourite pastime for pensioners, according to a survey.   Traditional hobbies such as gardening and DIY have been relegated as 'silver surfers' spend an average of six hours a week online.
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Internet experiments made a comeback during 2004. Here are some of the year's notable Web innovations: