Telechronics (Ademar Days of opinion): changes in the use of applications and Nipponese tops on consoles.
According to a study conducted by researchers from SimilarWeb (an information technology company) users are getting fed up Facebook and Instagram, so are exchanging these social networks by more private apps like Whatsapp and Telegram.
The SimilarWeb analyzed the time spent in four applications: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter e Snapchat.
The conclusion is that Instagram was that signaled a major fall, almost 24%, followed by Twitter, who fell 23%. The Snapchat lost 16% of its overall utilization and Facebook 8%.
If Twitter was the app where users spent less time, the average time spent on Facebook was 34 minutes and not Instagram 17 minutes.
The reasons for the decrease are several. First, the emergence of dozens of other apps, such as Periscope and Telegram, competing for the attention of users.
Besides, increased popularity of other messaging apps such as Whatsapp, they begin to take the place of social networks.
The study also noted a fall 9% the number of Android phones with the four most popular apps (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter e Snapchat) you installed.
The differences between men and women in social networks again be demonstrated and this time the focus was on the "differences" based on the type of language used.
Men and women tend to express themselves differently when they publish or comment anything on Facebook, concludes the study "Women Are Warmer, But No Less Assertive Than Men”.
The analysis, written by a group of researchers from the University of Melbourne, indicates differences in the choice of words.
It is more common for women to use words or phrases that demonstrate positive emotions such as 'happy' or 'love', degree of relationship as 'friends', 'Family' or 'sister', or intensity-related adverbs.
Already the men bet on more topics related with politics, as 'government' or 'taxes', by issues related to patent sport under 'football', 'Time' and 'win' or specific interests and activities such as firearms, playing musical instruments and video games.
So, the male is more harsh in language used, saying more often blunders, while the female uses terms kinder to express.
The differences also show that there is a strong tendency among men to talk about objects, while women prefer to talk about people and social relations. Example: they say more often 'husband', they say 'woman'.
And speaking applications, Now we get to know the Every Noise At Once that lets you discover new music.
This site is a minimalist page that organizes "geographically" almost all musical genres that exist and that allows to know several bands within each gender, by Snippets 30 second one of the bands that suits this type of music.
On this page you can explore almost 1.500 music genres among the mainstream, as pop or rock, and the lesser known subgenres with complex and exotic names like bhangra or neo mellow.
They are exposed in one dispersed form page and, although there seems, organized to join in the same spaces the most similar genres.
A magazine Japanese Famitsu is to celebrate 30 years old and decided to ask its readers what their favorite PlayStation games, but also drew up lists for Sega and Nintendo.
We present only the winners in each category (and many are).
PSone: Final Fantasy VII – 843 votes
PlayStation 2: Final Fantasy X – 631 votes
PlayStation Portable: Monster Hunter Portable 2nd G – 624 votes
PlayStation 3: Nier Replicant – 514 votes
PlayStation Vita: Person 4 Golden – 246 votes
PlayStation 4: Metal Gear Solid V The Phantom Pain – 254 votes
SEGA Mega Drive: Sonic the Hedgehog – 371 votes
SEGA Saturn: Sakura Taisen – 361
Dreamcast: Phantasy Star Online – 241 votes
NES: Super Mario Bros. – 552 votes
Game Boy: Pokémon Red and Green – 1176 votes
SNES: Super Mario World – 445 votes
Nintendo 64: Super Smash Bros. – 550 votes
Game Boy Advance: Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire – 523 votes
Nintendo GameCube: Super Smash Bros. Melee – 252 votes
Nintendo DS: Dragon Quest IX – 364 votes
Nintendo Wii: Xenoblade – 256 votes
Nintendo 3DS: Animal Crossing: New Leaf – 238 votes
Nintendo Wii U: Splatoon – 556 votes
We ended up with the weekly movie suggestion that the premiers concerns.
Featured in the film "Warcraft: The First Encounter of Two Worlds ", the director Duncan Jones, which has in its cast with actors like Travis Fimmel, Paula Patton e Ben Foster.
The special effects are of fundamental importance in this film, but Let us focus on the story, this adaptation of the video game "Warcraft" takes us to a peaceful realm of Azeroth to the brink of war when their civilization faces a fearsome race of invaders: Orc warriors who leave their home in ruin to colonize elsewhere. When a hatch opens to connect the two worlds, an army will face destruction and other extinction. Heroes placed on a collision course, family destinations, people and houses in game, this is the recipe!
Peek the trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMN5BlJug3U
