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‏إظهار الرسائل ذات التسميات Internet. إظهار كافة الرسائل

الاثنين، 2 نوفمبر 2015

10 best free photo editing software for windows and Mac

Photo and Image Editing Tools

Pixlr – Fully functional alternative to Adobe Photoshop. (Web, Windows, Mac)
GIMP – Another Photoshop alternative. (Linux, Mac)
Paint.net – GIMP for Windows (Windows)
Seashore – Basic image editing with layers, textures, gradients and more. (Mac)
Phixr :Lots of filters and effects, easy to use, connects to Facebook, Twitter, WordPress.com
InkScape – Professional vector graphics editor, replaces Adobe Illustrator (Windows, Mac, Linux)
Pinta – Another great Illustrator alternative. (Windows, Mac, Linux)
Canva –makes design easy templates for infographics, banners, newsletters.

Fotor : free online designer and editing tool for amateur and pros
Pixlr-o-Matic –Photo app with filters and lots of effects (Android, iOS Mac, Chrome)
Photoscape – Fun and easy photo editing software. (Windows, Mac)

الجمعة، 30 أكتوبر 2015

top 10 european consumer internet start ups valued above a billion USD by VC firms

' start ups above a billion dollars in valuation in Europe"

13 European consumer Internet start ups are valued between 1billion to 10billion USD

The number one consumer Internet brand is SPOTIFY with a valuation of $8.5billion
GLOBAL FASHION GROUP ranks 2nd and is valued at $3.4 billion
DELIVERY HERO ranks 3rd and is valued at $3.1 billion

What are the worlds biggest internet companies across each nation

Google is USA, and the worlds biggest internet company valued at $410billion

Tencent is China's biggest internet company valued at $154billion

Mxit is South Africa's biggest internet company valued at $48billion

Naver is South Korea's biggest Internet Company with a valuation of $27billion

Yandex is Russia's biggest internet company valued at $14billion

The Biggest Internet Company in Britain is Asos valued at 13billion USD

The Biggest Internet Company in Israel Checkpoint, valued at 13billion USD

The Biggest Internet Company in Germany is Rocket Internet ,valued at 6.8billion USD

The Biggest Internet Company in Argentina is Mercadolibre which is valued at $6.3billion

The above chart published by economist magazine shows the top consumer Internet companies across each nations .The data depicts the valuations of internet companies across the top 10 nations reflect the valuation across the top 10 nations.

Of the 50 countries they examined, 30 have at least one internet company worth more than $1 billion. The internet firms outside America and China are still relatively small: Google’s market capitalization, for instance, is bigger than the value of the top internet firms in all other 48 countries combined. And worryingly for Europe, of the top five countries with firms with the highest valuations, none is European—but three are Asian.

الخميس، 29 أكتوبر 2015

:mobile broadband subscriptions vs fastest mobile broadband speeds

comparison of nations :Mobile broadband penetration vs mobile broadband speeds

In terms of mobile broadband penetration Europe and America tops mobile broadband subscriptions, followed by CIS nations, Asia pacific and Middle east. The Europeans amd Americas have an average of 75-77% mobile broadband penetration

In terms of mobile broadband speeds, Akamai's latest report confirms that UK now has an average mobile connection speed of 20.4Mbps, a huge 28 percent increase on the previous quarter. The average UK speed is twice that of second-placed Denmark, which has a 10Mbps average, while other leading nations such as Germany (5.7Mbps), the US (4Mbps) and even South Korea (8.8Mbps) lag some way behind.
The UK can also boast that more than 95 percent of all mobile connections are over 4Mbps, which is twice as fast as the 2Mbps stipulated by the last government as the basic speed needed for fixed broadband services.

الجمعة، 28 أغسطس 2015

comparing the market cap of internet companies: 1995 vs 2015

Year in which it was Founded :1973,

الثلاثاء، 28 يوليو 2015

10 Internet start up founders in 20's with net worth above $50million

These Toy boys have founded their companies when they were just 20. During which they already made giant size companies multi million companies. Find out these movers and shakers

1.Mark Zuckerberg : 28
founder of Facebook :
Net worth :$13.3 Billion

2.Andrew Gower: 29
founder of Runescape :
Net worth :$650 Million

3.Chad Hurley 31
founder of Youtube
Net worth : $300 Million

4.Blake Ross & David Hyatt: 23
founder :Mozilla
Net worth :$120 Million

5.Andrew Michael: 30
founder of Fast Hosts
Net worth : $120 Million

6.Angelo Sotira :27
founder : Deviant Art
Net worth :$75 Million

7. John Vechey
founder :PopCap Games
Net worth :29 $60 Million

8. Alexander Levin: 24
founder Image Shack
Net worth: $56 Million

9.Jake Nickell: 29
founder :Threadless
Net worth :$50 Million 10.

10.Greg Tseng &Johann Schleier-Smith: 28
founders:Tagged 28
Net worth :$45 Million

الأربعاء، 22 يوليو 2015

industries spending the highest on google advertising program "adwords"

The above charts shows the industries that spends the highest on google's advertising program.

Google 's 2014 revenue from its advertising program" adwords" was almost $56 billion, which was a 12% growth as compared to 2013 in which search giant raked up $billion from its adwords and display ads program including local search

The break up of industry verticals which topped spends on Google ads

Financial products :$2 billion
Insurance products $2 billion
Online Retail : $2;8 billion
Travel and Tourism: $2.4billion
jobs and education: $2.2 billion
Home and Gardening products: $2.1billion
Consumer electronics $2 billion
automotive and Vehicle :$2 billion
Internet and Telecom: $1.7 billion
Business and Industrial :$1.6 billion

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السبت، 15 يونيو 2013

'Project Loon' Top Secret mission from Google Division X, Internet for all through helium balloons

In a very top secret mission which has been named 'Project Loon' Google launching Internet-beaming balloons into near space to provide faster Internet to the remotest part of the world. The project being experimented by the top secret Google (X) division is called 'Project Loon' after the helium powered balloons.

It was experimented in New Zealand earlier today and 50 volunteer households, who are participating in the project. The volunteered homes are enjoying 3G like speeds with the help of the helium balloons that sail about 20 km above Earth.

At the moment, 'Project Loon' is still in the nascent stage, but Google has plans of going where no company has gone before. It plans to launch thousands of these helium powered balloon to bring the Internet to even the most remote parts of the world. The technology is seen as an alternative to installing expensive fibre-optic cables in developing countries and remote deserts of the world.

The helium powered balloons according to Google can be used in disaster regions like earthquake or tsunami affected ones, where on-ground communication has been destroyed can provide much necessary real time information about the situation on ground. Each balloon is nearly 50 feet in diameter and an electronic equipments hang underneath each carrier, which include radio antennae, a flight computer, an altitude control system and solar panels. Google says each balloon is able to stay aloft for about 100 days and provide connectivity to an area stretching 40 km in diameter below them.

"It's pretty hard to get the internet to lots of parts of the world," Richard DeVaul, chief technical architect at Google [x], the company’s top-secret division said, "Just because in principle you could take a satellite phone to sub-Saharan Africa and get a connection there, it doesn't mean the people have a cost-effective way of getting online. The idea behind Loon was that it might be easier to tie the world together by using what it has in common - the skies - than the process of laying fibre and trying to put up cellphone infrastructure."

Google has plans to expand Project Loon to Argentina, Chile, South Africa and Australia and is looking to tie up with other organisations to fit similar equipment on buildings. Google should also look up on India for a similar experiment given the scale of loss we suffer in case of natural disasters.