Almost 30 per cent of Yahoo!’s intellectual property development around the world now comes from it’s Bangalore research center in India.

Users will now be able to surf the internet and make video calls from Mount Everest. No more fooling your wife that you were climbing the mountain while you were busy playing golf.

Here is iDuple for you – yet another Indian tablet PC but this one is with a difference! This tablet from iDuple basically has one app – just a web browser. It does not have a hard drive, boots in just 5 seconds and everything else happens on the cloud.

Times Internet has partnered with CWG 2010 to bring a live stream of the games to the masses on Indiatimes.com).

DOGA is the ridiculous practice of yoga on dogs. “Invented” by the Yoga “Expert” Leta Koontz, these videos of the woman using the dog as an inspiration are hitting the interwebs with lots of “lols” involved.

What most of you have not heard, is that the destination of this information superhighway may not be what you had hoped. Where is it leading us?

Internet addiction is spreading like an epidemic in China and there are already 24 million people affected by it. The situation is so worse that treatment center have popped up in the country aiming to provide a care for this and people actually go to those training centers!

Ookla, the company behind Speedtest has recently made all speedtest test results available to the public. Ookla claims that it has been compiling those query results which amount to 1.5 Billion now.

Opera Software has released a native version of Opera Mini 5 for phones running Windows Mobile 5 and 6.

Don’t get surprised or awed if you “Internet” climb the podium to collect the Nobel Peace Prize award in 2010. In a somewhat bizarre nomination process, the Noble Prize selection committee has actually nominated “Internet” as a nominee for the 2010 Nobel Peace Prize award.

How did the world use Internet in 2009? Check out some mind-boggling stats collected by Royal Pingdom on how the Internet was used in 2009.

Seesmic has announced that it is acquiring Ping.fm and will soon be able to publish status updates on 50 social networks.

Miscellaneous interesting statistics about the world wide web including the percentage of websites using Google Analytics, Flash or RSS Feeds.

Forty years ago on this day the internet came into existence, as two computers in University of California (UCLA) and Stanford Research Institute were connected.

Later this week, the internet is expected to undergo one of the biggest changes in its history as ICANN gets ready to approve non-Latin web addresses.