The 12 pieces of technology that are still probably unknown to many

Almost everything in the world of technology is not normal. In the meantime, there are many things that we probably don’t know existed, but there are also many things that may seem unbelievable at first glance. You can take a look at 12 such information.

1. Nintendo used to make playing cards

Nintendo was founded long before the beginning of the video game era. Then what would this organization do? Founded in 1889, the Japanese company made playing cards. The company developed its first video game in 1978.

2. People still use dial-up

Many of the new generations may raise their eyebrows and ask what is a dial-up network? Before broadband internet became popular, users used to make internet connections by dialing from computer to phone landline.

Many still use that technology. US ISP AOL says about 1.5 million of its customers will use the technology in 2021.

3. Five and a half crore searches are done on Google every day

Google search accounts for 9.21 percent of the world’s Internet traffic. And in terms of numbers, this total search is 5.6 billion searches per day.

4.Google’s first tweet was binary

Google’s first tweet was in 2009. Most Twitter users did not understand the meaning of the tweet at first. Translated from binary to English, the tweet means “I’m feeling lucky!”

5. Motorola made the first mobile phone

And yes, their first call was to a perpetual rival organization.

On April 3, 1973, Motorola researcher and executive, Martin Cooper made the first phone call using a handheld mobile phone set. At the other end of the call was the Rival Bell Labs (now AT&T). Joel S. Engel.

6. Nokia used to sell toilet paper in the beginning

Crop Carafinland brand Nokia used to sell various items before selling mobile phones. These include toilet paper, tires, computers, and other electronics.

7. Nine out of 10 rupees in the world is digital

More than 90 percent of currencies are digital. These include credit cards, debit cards, online shopping, and cryptocurrency. Paper notes and coins are in the form of eight percent.

8. 35% of websites run on WordPress

As of 2020, more than 450 million websites use WordPress to manage their content. This means that WordPress occupies 35% of the website market!

9. 500 hours of video are uploaded to YouTube every minute

As of May 2019, Reuters estimates that more than 500 hours of video are uploaded to YouTube every minute. This means that about 30,000 hours of new content is uploaded every hour.

10. One in 20 million spam emails gets an answer

On average, only one ‘reply’ comes out of every 12 million spam emails. If it doesn’t sound like much, then know that 1400 million spam emails are sent every day.

11. Samsung’s journey through the grocery store

Smartphone and electronics giant Samsung’s journey in March 1938, as a grocery store. Samsung entered the electronics industry in the sixties.

12. You are always in the past ?

When you are surprised to know all the above weird information, you are actually wondering about the information known 80 milliseconds ago.

A study by Baylor College of Medicine found that it takes 80 milliseconds for us to perceive information from the senses.

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