Internet Addresses Will be Gone

Internet Addresses Will be Gone

Internet Usage, Netbits

All the Internet addresses will be gone by the summer Engineers who created 4.3 billion Internet Protocol addresses back in 1981 probably thought that by the time we ran through all those, we’d be puttering around in flying cars. Flying cars are going to be a...
Internet Addresses Will be Gone

Google Hides URLs In Mobile Web Search Results

Netbits, Search

Google will no longer display web addresses in mobile search results, instead showing the constituent parts of the URL broken apart into a “breadcrumbs” format. A URL like the one for the Wikipedia page for the Guardian, en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Guardian, will be...
Internet Addresses Will be Gone

US Health Records Exposed By Data Breaches

Internet Security, Netbits

29 million US health records exposed by data breaches between 2010 and 2013 Approximately 29 million health records were affected by data breaches between 2010 and 2013 in the US — 67 percent of which were stored electronically, according to a study published in the...
Internet Addresses Will be Gone

Microsoft reveals new web browser Edge

Internet Usage, Netbits

Microsoft’s newest web browser will be called Microsoft Edge, providing a definitive name for the codenamed Project Spartan, the company has confirmed. Speaking at Microsoft’s annual Build developers conference, Microsoft’s corporate vice president...
Internet Addresses Will be Gone

Google’s New Interface

Netbits, Search

Google used to tell you how to do something. Now, it’ll just do it for you. In the last week, the company has added two small but important features to their famous search bar. You can type “find my phone” and Google will locate it on a map (and offer to...