Smart FlexiSurf: Broadband On Budget

How many times have you run out of load while doing research for your term paper or office presentation? What about the number of team losses experienced because you disappeared in the middle of sieging the enemy base? And how frequent do you exceed your broadband budget limit simply because you’re not aware of your balance nor your usage levels?

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Internet Boredom!

As there are “couch potatoes” those who spend endless time just sitting and watching their fave soaps, reality and talent shows on TV there are also “cyber couch ones!”   But seriously, there comes a point when one gets bored while on the net.   You’ve shopped till you dropped for the latest fragrance on Sephora.com, you’ve even browsed at your idol rock or pop star’s last performance on You Tube, why you’ve even made a good deal on Sulit.com on that old lappy you wanted to trade in, so what’s there to do on the net still?   Being online for endless hours sometimes get boring for some.

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Internet Connection to the Masses

There was a time when the Internet experience-for-all was an idea so remote that those belonging to the C, D, and E crowd can only surmise it was a myth.  Before, Internet access could only readily be enjoyed by anyone who has a desktop personal computer or laptop and could easily pay for an Internet service provider, given its rather pricey monthly subscription plans.

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Who is Censoring the Internet?

Design student Yuxi You has set up a website featuring infographics that detail the state of internet censorship worldwide.

Using data from Reporters Without Borders and the OpenNet Initiative, You designed a ‘heat-map’ of the globe (above) charting the countries with the most online freedom (large parts of Africa, for instance) to those with “pervasive censorship” like China.

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