Hello guys 👋 as I told yesterday from today we are moving on to random facts from tech facts so, let's get straight into it. 1) The popular board game "Snakes and Ladders" was originated in India to teach children about karma. Credits: Wikipedia.org 2) Khan Abdul Gaffar Khan and Nelson Mandela are the only non-indians to be awarded the Bharat Ratna. Credits: rashtrapatisachivalaya.gov.in Credits: Wikipedia.org 3) Indian Holi is similar to Spanish festival La Tomatina. The only difference is Holi colours are replaced with ripe tomatoes. Credits: theculturetrip.com Credits: ibitimes.co.in 4) India has the largest postal system in the world with almost 1,55,000 or 155,000 post offices. Credits: upost.gov.in 5) There are over 6,500 languages spoken in the world 🌍. Really fascinating isn't it? evolving from a monkey 🐵 to human 🧔 and speaking thousands of languages. Credits: freepik.com 6) Do you know that Koalas 🐨 can sleep upto 20 hours p...
Hi guys 😀 as I told yesterday I am back with the second post of tech facts. Let's get a bit wiser than yesterday together 😉.
1) Apple has a “smoking” ban on their computers, meaning if you smoke while using any Apple computer, the warranty becomes void. Maybe, this is the first time you see this fact, if you are a smoker for your physical health quit smoking other atleast quit smoking while you are near a iMac 😂 to avoid losing your financial health.
2) China leads the world in terms of the total number of internet users with over 630 million people. Norway, however, has the highest percentage of its population using the internet at 95.05 percent.
Credits: en.wikipedia.org
Internet users by percentage as of 2015.☝️3) Every advertisement for iPhone’s have 9:41 set as the time. This is because in 2007, Steve Jobs first announced the iPhone at that time. The first photo of the iPhone showed the time 9:41, at exactly 9:41am.
4) A Petabyte is a lot of data. A 1 PB hard drive could hold 13.3 years of HD-TV video. If you get that much storage what will you store in that hard drive 😂. I will store all the games I want to play 😂.
5) NASA’s internet speed is 91 GB per second.
I would download all the movies and games I want in just a matter of seconds 😂 want will you do if you have 91 Gbps data speed? Let me know in the comments 😁.
6) A group of 14 people (equally divided into two groups) meet four times a year as part of the "Key Ceremony." These 14 people belong to the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) and are the ones who actually control the way we navigate the internet. The organisation is responsible for assigning numerical Internet addresses to websites and computers and translating them into the normal web addresses that people type into their browsers.
Credits: icann.org
7) There are over 35 billion Google searches each month. Search engines help as a lot isn't it?
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8) Today, almost 40 percent of the world's seven billion people are connected to the internet. So, around 40 percent of world's population are not only citizens of our own country but also netizens of the internet 😃.
Credits: datareportal.com
9) The first computer mouse wasn’t made from plastic. Back in 1964, Doug Engelbart invented the first ever computer mouse! Back then, it was made out of wood. It was rectangular and featured a little button on the top right. There are many mices and keyboards that are made out of wood. Check the online stores if you want to buy one 😂.
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That's it folks 🙌 thanks for reading ❤️😊 hope you become a little wiser than yesterday.
Author: Ganesh Ram.
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