Here’s a cool little (well quite big actually) Infographic, Website Nmap has created a poster which compiles the 288,945 most popular websites online. The data is taken from the Alexa traffic data that was performed in early 2010 using the Nmap Security Scanner and its scripting engine.
The picture was made by placing the websites HTML [...]
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The 288,945 most popular sites on the web
App Developers make more money on Apple iTunes than Android Market
A major brand in the UK has informed us that over 50% of its apps downloaded on the Android Market are refunded within 48 hours of the initial apps download.
This compared to 5% on Apples store for the same product. It is a pretty staggering difference in the amount of customers returning the products.
App developers [...]
Gaming Weekly – Gamescom 2010
Information Overload Edition
Summer is almost gone, oh no! But it means that this winter’s gaming releases are getting a lot more well-documented, especially this week, as the internet has been flooded with hundreds of choice nuggets of information on the latest and greatest games. So therefore, this week’s edition will cover three (or more!) mini-segments [...]
Gaming Weekly – Pokémon is Serious, Mind Jacking and Duke is Forever
This is President Eden, and it’s time we had a talk.
Everyone who doesn’t understand type/element matchups in Pokémon needs to quit the game, the country and life.
Seriously, you’d think that everyone would have worked it out by now; it’s the simplest system ever. IGN need not have links to a strategy guide for type [...]
Project Canvas – What is it, When can i get it and How?
In the past few months Project Canvas has been building up momentum and is looking set to be delivered to us early next year, but the one question most people are asking is…
What is Project Canvas?
Firstly, Project Canvas is a working title referring to an attempt to build an open, internet-connected television platform which will [...]
Gaming Weekly – Virgin does Games, We do history and Batman gets a City
It’s been a slow week…
There is definitely nothing going on. I don’t play Starcraft, either, so we can’t write about that. BUT, in this time of videogame drought, all of us can appreciate the games we used to play, a long time ago in the late 90’s. Therefore, our first feature will commemorate the games [...]
Gaming Weekly – Spartans Reach, Newspapers hate Games and Sonys Profits rise
The ODST issue
It’s more likely than you think.
After spending the best part of yesterday hunting down the hidden audio logs in ODST, a thought occurred to me: why isn’t this game bigger? I mean, yes it was sort of an expansion, but to be honest the level of detail and awesomeness of the game’s New [...]
Gaming Weekly – Arby and the Chief returns, Reach worthy Consoles and Killing or Saving Carmine
This Week…
MOAR: Bungie Reach teasers and console.
FREE: a co-op game from the makers of Left4Dead.
FUN: Modding Fallout 3 to make our minigun fire rockets.
PLZ: Better weather, the rain is making me bored of gaming.
Moar free fun plz? No, it’s not a hidden message, since the item under FREE has been keeping us so busy that [...]
Gaming Weekly – Golden Wrenches, Halo Reaches to Blood Gulch and XBLA gets a facelift?
One Quick Announcement:
In the previous gaming weekly, the writer thought it would be funny to insert many references to the song Riverside, featuring Sidney Samson and some sort of rapper called Wizard Sleeve. This may have both shocked and confused our reader base, and as a result said writer has been wired into www.leekspin.com, Clockwork [...]
