Japanese Government Creating Internet Fasting Camp

The Japanese government are reportedly making plans to try and curb the latest epidemic that’s sweeping through the country: internet addiction. According to reports, it is estimated that over 500,000 Japanese children aged between 12 and 18 may be seriously addicted to the internet.

The cure to this rather startling problem? According to the Japanese government, it might just be Internet fasting camps.  The Ministry of Education in Japan intends to open the camps in 2014, allowing internet addicts to get rid of their mobile devices, computers and all other electronics and learn to live without them at last. Internet addicts will be able to see counsellors inside the camp, receive lectures and take part in outdoor activities.

Although Japan is the one taking steps against internet addiction, this is a recognised global phenomena which is affecting more people every year. It is impossible to know yet whether or not these camps will work, but Japanese internet addicts will at least benefit from the chance to cope with their problems. Symptoms of internet addiction are very similar to the symptoms of every other addiction: depression, affected sleeping patterns, problems keeping up with work or school, and a sense of guilt just to name a few.

Related posts:Is Wi-Fi the World’s New Addiction? (infographic)US government plans for an “internet kill switch” revealedJapan spending the most on mobile apps globallyGreek Government Plans Nationwide Free Wi-FiNew UK government unit policing the internet

Posted in:  Latest News Tags:addiction,camp,internet,japan Leave a ResponseClick here to cancel reply

You must be logged in to post a comment.

Test Internet Speed ReviewDate published: 11/25/2013 Rated 5/5 based on 47,921 Speed Test reviews Recent PostsSão Paulo Wi-Fi Scheme Cheaper than ExpectedPirate Bay working on new “anti-censorship” browserAT&T set to make waves with new “Sponsored Data”T-Mobile to purchase 700MHZ band from Verizon to boost LTE coverageVietnamese Government Fines Critical Social Media UsersSouth African mobile network launches rural internet cafesMeet the world’s first internet-controlled ovenNetflix shows to be in 4K from now onLinux worm targeting Internet-equipped devicesTag Cloud3g4GafricaandroidAT&TbroadbandcablecellularcensorshipChinaconnectconnectiondatadownloadeufacebookfiberflightgigabitgooglehackinternetinternet connectioninternet speedjapanLi-FiLTEmalwaremobilenetworknsapiracyproject loonsecurespeedspyingsurveillancetesttravelUKUSVodafonewi-fiwifiwirelessRecent Search Termsinternet speed test, speed test internet, www speedtest begintest net, internet speed detector, test internet speed, algo-twcrecommends_if2, internet connection speed test, test internet connection speed free, internet speed tester, test internet packet loss

View the Original article

Linux worm targeting Internet-equipped devices

You are here: Home » Latest News »  Posted on 10:16 am, January 7, 2014 by sites

A new Linux worm targeting Linux computers can develop variants that can infect devices such as home routers, according to researchers. Symantec claims that the new worm, named Linux.Darlloz,

View the Original article

Netflix shows to be in 4K from now on

Netflix CEO Reed Hastings has announced that all future Netflix original programming will be shot and finished in 4K, to match the ever-growing popularity of 4K televisions all over the world. Brands like Sony and Samsung are promoting their 4K televisions, and a partner like Netflix is integral to their success. Hastings has emphasized on the importance of making 4K available for streaming for everyone, with the Netflix Ultra HD service working at bitrates of under 15Mbps. This means that even if you don’t happen to have FiOS, you will still be able to enjoy the same 4K quality as those who do.

Related posts:Netherlands has Fastest Broadband According to NetflixHalf of All Internet Traffic Goes to Netflix and YouTubeNew UK government unit policing the internetSprint Promises Enhanced Cellular Internet SpeedWhat’s the difference between Cable and DSL Internet?

Posted in:  Latest News Tags:connection,internet,Netflix,speed Leave a ResponseClick here to cancel reply

You must be logged in to post a comment.

Test Internet Speed ReviewDate published: 11/25/2013 Rated 5/5 based on 47,921 Speed Test reviews Recent PostsSão Paulo Wi-Fi Scheme Cheaper than ExpectedPirate Bay working on new “anti-censorship” browserAT&T set to make waves with new “Sponsored Data”T-Mobile to purchase 700MHZ band from Verizon to boost LTE coverageVietnamese Government Fines Critical Social Media UsersSouth African mobile network launches rural internet cafesMeet the world’s first internet-controlled ovenLinux worm targeting Internet-equipped devicesJapanese Government Creating Internet Fasting CampTag Cloud3g4GafricaandroidAT&TbroadbandcablecellularcensorshipChinaconnectconnectiondatadownloadeufacebookfiberflightgigabitgooglehackinternetinternet connectioninternet speedjapanLi-FiLTEmalwaremobilenetworknsapiracyproject loonsecurespeedspyingsurveillancetesttravelUKUSVodafonewi-fiwifiwirelessRecent Search Termsinternet speed test, speed test internet, www speedtest begintest net, internet speed detector, test internet speed, algo-twcrecommends_if2, internet connection speed test, test internet connection speed free, internet speed tester, test internet packet loss

View the Original article

Meet the world’s first internet-controlled oven

You are here: Home » Latest News »  Posted on 5:12 pm, January 7, 2014 by sites

If you’ve ever worried about a late lunch because you haven’t made it home from the supermarket yet, fear not! The Dacor Discovery iQ is here to remedy just that. The Disovery iQ is a “smart oven” which allows you to control it from your phone, and even functions as a completely capable Android tablet. It uses smartphone-esque software to communicate with your device. Wherever you are in the world – and as long as you’re connected to the internet – you can control the temperature of your oven, turn it on and off, and receive notifications about your meal. The oven can even determine whether your meal is ready or not without you having to stand guard over it. Unfortunately the price tag is enough to dampen anyone’s enthusiasm – at $12,000, the Discovery iQ isn’t exactly a bargain buy. Smart oven, yes – affordable, not really!

Related posts:Broadband Prices Still Too High for Many around the WorldUK Provider Vodafone Fails to Meet 3G RequirementsMicrosoft, Facebook, and others join Alliance for Affordable InternetInternet Speed on the Rise around the WorldPakistan has some of the slowest Internet speeds in the world, ranked 172

Posted in:  Latest News Tags:android,internet,wireless Leave a ResponseClick here to cancel reply

You must be logged in to post a comment.

Test Internet Speed ReviewDate published: 11/25/2013 Rated 5/5 based on 47,921 Speed Test reviews Recent PostsSão Paulo Wi-Fi Scheme Cheaper than ExpectedPirate Bay working on new “anti-censorship” browserAT&T set to make waves with new “Sponsored Data”T-Mobile to purchase 700MHZ band from Verizon to boost LTE coverageVietnamese Government Fines Critical Social Media UsersSouth African mobile network launches rural internet cafesNetflix shows to be in 4K from now onLinux worm targeting Internet-equipped devicesJapanese Government Creating Internet Fasting CampTag Cloud3g4GafricaandroidAT&TbroadbandcablecellularcensorshipChinaconnectconnectiondatadownloadeufacebookfiberflightgigabitgooglehackinternetinternet connectioninternet speedjapanLi-FiLTEmalwaremobilenetworknsapiracyproject loonsecurespeedspyingsurveillancetesttravelUKUSVodafonewi-fiwifiwirelessRecent Search Termsinternet speed test, speed test internet, www speedtest begintest net, internet speed detector, test internet speed, algo-twcrecommends_if2, internet connection speed test, test internet connection speed free, internet speed tester, test internet packet loss

View the Original article

South African mobile network launches rural internet cafes

You are here: Home » Latest News »  Posted on 10:16 pm, January 7, 2014 by sites

South African mobile operator MTN has launched the eStreet mobile internet café project, which will give clients 24/7 internet connectivity. This initiative will be particularly focused on rural areas where internet connections are sparse, and where the company is hoping it will be able to encourage its customers to get better use out of the world of the internet.

View the Original article