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Wednesday, 9 September 2015

Amazing 20 Internet Facts You Need to Know


Internet is one of the biggest network nowadays. Millions of computers and mobile devices are now connect with this network. Here we write down some amazing facts about internet. Previously we write some amazing facts about Android Mobile OS. Read down these amazing facts and increase your knowledge about internet.

Internet Facts

Amazing 20 Internet Facts You Need to Know
1. World’s First Website, Created By Tim Berners-Lee In 1991 and it’s still running.

First Website On Internet
http://info.cern.ch/hypertext/WWW/TheProject.html
2. The first YouTube video was uploaded April 23, 2005. It’s called “Me at the zoo,” and features Jawed Karim, one of the founders, at the San Diego Zoo.
3. YouTube’s copyright-checking software scans over 100 years of video every day.

Youtube Copyright Checking Software











4. The first registered domain was symbolics.com.












First Domain on Internet

5. One in six marriages today occur because the couple met online.

Marriages on Internet

6. 38% of the Web












Internet
 7. There’s an estimated  1 Billion websites on Internet.
http://www.internetlivestats.com/

8. There are 300 Million+ blog on internet. You can create your website or blog from blogger.com
9. Facebook has an estimated 1.2 Billion active users.
To put that into perspective, there’s about 7 billion people on Earth. 17% of humans are on Facebook.
10. Over 100,000 newdot com domains are registered on the web every day.












Domain
11. Every day, 16% of the searches that occur are ones that Google has never seen before.












Google Searches
12. First Ever Photo Uploaded On The Internet












First Photo on Internet
13. The Internet is growing by an exabyte of data every day. If that didn’t hit you as hard asi expected let me put it this way, an exabyte equals 250 million DVDs.












Internet Growth Rate Per Day
14. Sweden is the country with highest percentage of net users at 75%.
15. The surface web … that is the www content indexed and accessible by google is only 4% of the total www content.
Deep Web
Deep Web
You can understand it in another way: The Deep Web (i.e. inaccessible web) contains 91,000 Terabytes of data. Whilst the surface web contains only a measly 175 Terabytes of data.
16. Gangam Style broke the number count of youtube.
We never thought a video would be watched in numbers greater than a 32-bit integer (=2,147,483,647 views), but that was before we met PSY. “Gangnam Style” has been viewed so many times we had to upgrade to a 64-bit integer (9,223,372,036,854,775,808)!
17. Internet sees the extinction of four letter dotcom domains: Every possible combination of four letter domain names has been registered as of December 2013. The 4,56,976 (26^4) combinations that can be made ranging from AAAA to ZZZZ have all been used up.
18. Of the 247 BILLION email messages sent every day, 81% are pure spam.
http://www.internetlivestats.com/
19. Google estimates that the Internet today contains about 5 million terabytes of data (1TB = 1,000GB), and claims it has only indexed a paltry 0.04% of it all! You could fit the whole Internet on just 200 million Blu-Ray disks.
20. Internet terrorism is very much a real threat. In February 2008, 5 deep-sea cables that provided Internet connectivity to the Middle East were cut. Curiously, US-occupied Iraq and Israel were unaffected.

Source:
 http://www.inscribd.com/21-amazing-facts-about-the-internet/
http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/18-fun-interesting-facts-knew-internet/
http://www.buzzfeed.com/katienotopoulos/50-surprising-facts-about-the-internet
http://www.quora.com/What-are-some-interesting-facts-about-the-Internet

Top 12 Most Interesting Android Mobile OS Facts

Android is an operating system based on kernal that runs on mobiles, smartphones, tablets, touch screen devices, tv and other devices.

1. Android Is not created by Google


Android Original Creator name is Andy Rubin



2. Android OS Created For Digital Cameras


Android OS is Made for Digital Cameras
Android Creators made this OS for Digital Cameras

3. First Android Mobile name HTC Dream or T-Mobile G1.


First Android Mobile name HTC Dream or T-Mobile G1.

4. Android 3.0 is the only version to never run on phones


Android 3.0 is the only version to never run on phones

5. Sony made the first Android smartwatch in 2010


Sony made the first Android smartwatch in 2010

6. Android Biggest Competitor is Windows and Apple


Android Biggest Competitor is Windows and Apple
7. There are 1.43 Miilion Android Apps available on Google Play Store. Most of them are free.

There are 1.43 Miilion Android Apps avilable on Google Play Store. Most of them are free.
Source

8. 11,868 Different type of Android Phones Runs Android OS ….Counting


11,868 Different type of Android Phones Runs Android OS ….Counting
Source

9. There is a Android running device in space!! NASA equipped Floating space robots with Nexus S handsets.  These devices run on Android Gingerbread.

There is a Android running device in space
There is a Android running device in space
Source

10. Most of the people think that the name of Android’s logo character is also Android, but its not true.  The actual name of Android Mascot is Bugdroid.

 


Bugdroid

11. Android Latest OS Named is Android M



Android M

12.Create Android Apps without Coding and Programming

 


create android apps

Friday, 21 August 2015

The most important CMD console commands you should know

The most important CMD console commands you should know
Even though there are many who don't know about it, and even more who don't actually use it, the command-line console embedded in every Windows version (since Windows NT) is one of the most useful tools that your operating system provides. Known as CMD, or Command Prompt, this command-line interpreter is analog to UNIX shells and allows you to input a set of commands which you can't issue from anywhere else. To launch this console, all you have to do is press Win and R buttons on your keyboard, type "cmd" (without the quotes) and then press Enter.
Here is a list with some of the Command Prompt commands which I found to be either highly useful or very interesting. There's also a third category called "Redundant" which contains console commands that have easier alternatives, but are still worth mentioning.

Very Useful

Ping

PingPing
Out of all the available commands, Ping is the one I use the most. This instruction allows you to send a data package to a specified URL or IP address and check how long it takes for it to return to your PC. In simpler terms, this command will help you find out if you have a working connection with a website or another computer on your network and also find out how well that connection is working. Here are two examples of how to use it: "ping 196.168.1.1" (for an IP address) or "ping -t www.google.com" (for a website; -t means that this command will not stop automatically and will require you to manually turn it off).
Additionally there are two more closely related commands which could help you out in case something seems to be wrong. If a ping doesn't return and you want to figure out what is the problem, you can find out where it stops by using the Pathping. This command will show you every hop through which the packet is bounced until it reaches its final destination, thus enabling you to see exactly where the connection breaks. (Example: "pathping www.google.com".) In case you want to find out which of the hops is particularly slow you can use Tracert. This command works the same as Pathping, but also displays the time it takes for the package to arrive to each of the hops on the way. (Example: "tracert www.yahoo.com".)

Ipconfig

IpconfigIpconfig
Ipconfig is a command you will often use to quickly get information related to your network / internet connection and the hardware which makes it possible. If you type ipconfig /all into the console and press Enter, you will see a comprehensive list of data including your MAC address, your IP address, the server's IP address, the DNS server address, the Subnet mask, etc. Furthermore, in case if you get a warning message saying that there's an IP conflict on the network, you can type ipconfig /release (then press Enter) followed by ipconfig /renew to force the operating system to give you a new IP address. Lastly, you can use ipconfig /flushdns to refresh the DNS address, but you will rarely need this.

Interesting

Cipher

CipherCipher
If you didn't already know, when you ask Windows to delete a file or a folder, the operating system doesn't actually erase the data but instead marks it as inaccessible, and the space it occupies will be seen as free. However, until the respective disk sector (where the file is) gets overwritten, the data is still recoverable. Cipher is a really cool command which instructs your PC to overwrite all the deleted files from a specified location (drive or folder), thus making them harder to retrieve. Here's an example of how to use it: "cipher /w:c" (this will overwrite all the deleted files from your C partition). And you don't need to worry, this command only overwrites the files marked as deleted, leaving all the other files on your PC just as they are.

Netstat

NetstatNetstat
In case if you suspect you've been infected with some kind of Trojan, or if you think that someone else is also connected to your PC you can check things out by using Netstat. This command displays your current IP along with a list of all your opened ports and related IP addresses, Moreover, the console will tell you if each of the listed ports are listening, established or closed. (This time we don't need an example; simply type the command into the Command Prompt window and press Enter.)

System File Checker

SfcSfc
To be totally honest, I've never actually tested this command, as I reinstall my operating system quite often, but this doesn't mean that you may not need it. System File Checker (sfc) is a command which instructs your Windows to check and repair the system files. In order to use this instruction you will need to give the Command Prompt console administrator privileges, but the function is quite useful, as it attempts to automatically replace missing system files and repair those that are corrupted. To use this command type "sfc /scannow" into the CMD console and press Enter.

Assoc

AssocAssoc
Assoc is a very simple yet handy command which gives you detailed information about all the current associations between file types and the applications on your PC. In simple terms, you can easily find out which application is set to automatically open each extension using this instruction. If you type "assoc" into the console and then press Enter, you will see a list with every extension along with the program designated to deal with it, while if you type "assoc .doc=" you will see which of your applications opens your .DOC documents. (The second example works with any of the extensions you saw in the complete list.)

Powercfg

PowercfgPowercfg
In case if you didn't figure it from its name,Powercfg is a command which gives you information and helps you manage your computer's power-related settings. For example, typing "powercfg /a" in the CMD console and pressing Enter will display all the power-saving options that are currently available to you. As I said, you can also manage these setting: "powercfg /sleep off" will disable the sleep command for your PC. Additionally you can use "powercfg /devicequery s1_supported", which will display a list with all the devices on your network that support connected standby (meaning that they can remotely put your computer to sleep or wake it). Lastly, "powercfg /lastwake" will show you which connected device woke up your PC the most recently.

Redundant

Shutdown

ShutdownShutdown
In Windows 8 and Windows 8.1, the Command Prompt console can also be used to shut down your PC. I know that there are easier ways to do this, but if your type "shutdown" into the console your computer will be shutdown. However, when used with additional parameters, this command can actually be useful. For example, typing "shutdown /r /o" and pressing Enter will instruct your PC to restart and automatically open the Advanced Options Start Menu on startup (it's the place where you can choose to start your Windows in Safe Mode).

Tasklist

TasklistTasklist
Last on our list is the Tasklist command, which acts pretty much just like the task manager, displaying all the processes that are currently running on your Windows. (Just type "tasklist" in the console and press Enter.) The list contains the name, PID, Session Name, Session Number and Memory Usage of each entry on the list. If you were wondering why the PID is useful, I'll tell you. You can type "taskkill -PID <ID number>" and terminate the respective process. (For example, if you take a look at the image to the right, if I typed killtask -PID 508 the console would terminate the Winlogon process.

Tuesday, 4 August 2015

How to access GodMode hidden feature in Windows 10

How to guide for accessing GodMode hidden Windows system tweaks in Windows 10

Now you can easily access the far flung features and customization options of Windows with its secret GodMode feature, which works in its latest version as well.

Users who love to give a more customized touch to your PCs might already be aware of the GodMode feature of Windows.
Well, GodMode is not a new thing to the IT professionals and they often prefer to create the GodMode folder whenever they want an easy access to the far flung tweaks and customization options of Windows on their desktop.
However, very few non IT professionals and everyday users of PC are actually aware of this legendary hidden feature of Windows and the good news is that the feature works in Windows 10 as well.

What is GodMode:

Basically, GodMode draws all the Windows system tweaks and customization options of Windows’ together into a single interface and sorts them into different categories such as Administrative Tools, Display and many more. For instance, if a user wants to adjust the resolution of monitor or make changes to any folder options or say customize the notification area in task bar then all this can be easily accomplished through God Mode folder.
In short user can easily access all windows settings from one place.
You can take control of all secret settings of your OS with just a few clicks.
The amazing beauty of this secret tool is that GodMode works on the current Microsoft offering, the new launched Windows just as beautifully 

Follow the below steps to enter GodMode:

  • Create a ‘New folder’ in your local drive (C drive). In the desktop, right click and select New>Folder.
godmode 1
  • Once you create the New folder, right click on the folder, you will get “Rename” option.
  • Copy and paste the following text as the new name of the folder:  GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}
  • Now hit Enter.
  • The folder will convert into a icon which would mimic the look of a Control Panel.This icon has all Windows settings.
How to guide for accessing GodMode hidden Windows system tweaks in Windows 10
  • Click this icon and you will see different tweaks types such as Administrative tools, Auto Play etc.
  • You can easily move the GodMode folder into any other folder for your convenience, in case you feel the GodMode folder creates a mess on your local drive.
  • One can even pin the GodMode folder to their File Explorer in the taskbar or just put it in the Documents Folder or can even pin it to Windows 8’s modern Start Screen if you are too tech savvy.
How to guide for accessing GodMode hidden Windows system tweaks in Windows 10
This video would help Windows 10 users to enter the GodMode

Explore GodMode: 

Just like any other normal folder, Windows 10 user can open the GodMode folder and customize all the PC settings pretty similar to the “small icons” options provided in the Control Panel.
For example, say you want to change the screen saver of your desktop. Just open the GodMode folder, go to the Personalization section and there you will find an option which says Change screen saver, just click this option.
Certain features of GodMode appearing in Windows 10 are slightly different from the elements in Windows 8.1, which in turn varies from that in Windows 7; however the overall end effect is same. For instance, when AutoPlay option is accessed through GodMode,  it brings up the old Windows 7/8 AutoPlay dialog which are much more advanced when compared to those in the Windows 10 version.

Rename GodMode folder:

Suppose one does not like the name ‘GodMode’, then you can even change the name of the folder as per your liking, the only requirement here is that one cannot remove the period placed just before the brackets, or change the string of letters and numbers inside the curly braces. So you can just alter the “GodMode” portion of the string as per your liking because its the letters and numbers within the brackets which give the command to Windows and tells it what the user actually wants to see within the folder.
So choose a name which you want instead of GodMode and bask into the glory of this wonderful tool.

Sadly, Windows 10 Is Stealing Your Bandwidth 'By Default' — Disable It Immediately


windows-10-update-download
After installing Windows 10, Feeling like your Internet Bandwidth is dropping away? Windows 10 is stealing your network bandwidth.

Along with the privacy features related to Wi-Fi Sense, Windows 10 users should check for another hidden by default feature that uses your network bandwidth to share updates with other Windows 10 users across the Internet.

Microsoft launched Windows 10 on July 29 and offered a free upgrade to Windows 7,8 and 8.1 users, and for anyone who wants to download it. But, handling millions of simultaneous 3.5GB downloads is quite difficult for the company.

So, in order to cope up with the issue, Microsoft has baked a new feature into its latest desktop operating system that uses the torrent-style approach to obtain software updates, allowing Windows 10 users to download updates from other users.

Windows 10 is Stealing your Internet Bandwidth


The feature, known as Windows Update Delivery Optimization (WUDO), is initially designed to help users get faster software updates, which is quite a good idea to handle massive internet traffic of up to 40 Terabits per second (TBps).

WUDO works a lot like torrents work. Your computer running Windows 10 is used as part of a peer-to-peer network to deliver software updates faster to others, each person distributing a little bit of the files across multiple computers and helping everyone download updates quickly.

But, this peer-to-peer sharing method offered by Windows 10 is using your precious Internet bandwidth, without hinting you about it, because the feature is enabled by default in Windows 10Home and Pro edition. WUDO is also enabled in Windows 10 Enterprise and Education, but only for the local network.

How to Disable Windows Update Delivery Optimization (WUDO)?


You can disable the feature, but the option is buried deep in the Settings menu for Windows Update.
windows-10-update
To turn this feature OFF, follow these given steps:
  • Go to Settings in the Start menu
  • Search for Update & Security
  • Under Windows Update, open Advanced Options
  • Under Choose How Updates are Installed, select Choose how updates are delivered
  • Disable the toggle under Updated from More than One Place

The feature is a good idea to speed up software updates, but enabling it by default without the knowledge of users is probably not at all a great idea.

In a statement, a Microsoft said that the feature "helps people get updates and apps more quickly if they have a limited or unreliable internet connection" and that it "doesn't slow down your internet connection" because it uses a "limited portion" of idle upload bandwidth.