Top 10 Most Expensive Domain Transactions: Voice.com Sold for $30 Million
Inventory of the most expensive domain name transactions in history: voice.com for 30 million, 360.com for 17 million, sex.com for 13 million.
Industry NewsThe most outrageous phishing email case: from Nigerian prince to fake boss
Looking back at the most classic phishing email scams in history: Nigerian princes, fake CEOs demanding transfers, and fake IT departments demanding passwords.
Industry NewsDifferences in habits among netizens from different countries: Japanese people love 2ch, while Koreans cannot do without Naver
Comparing the internet habits of netizens in different countries: China uses WeChat and Weibo, the United States uses Facebook, Japan uses 2ch, and Koreans all use Naver.
Industry NewsReason for rejection of outrageous app review: Apple rejected an app called 'private key'
Looking back at the most outrageous reasons for rejection in the Apple App Store review: the name is not good, the icon is not good, and the function is too simple.
Industry NewsMysterious Disappearance of the Internet: Disappeared Websites and Disappeared Companies
Review the mysterious websites and companies on the Internet: Geocities, Google Reader, Reader Digest.
Industry NewsThe most bizarre internet regulations in various countries: Germany fears your happiness, India cares about you. Thumbs up
Inventory of bizarre internet regulations in various countries: Germany prohibits public death games, India prohibits unjustified likes, and UK memes are illegal.
Industry NewsThe legend of domain name hijacking: sky high price transactions from candy.com to sex.com
Looking back at the legendary stories in the history of domain name hijacking: sex.com once sold for $13 million, and candy.com sold for $3 million.
Industry NewsThe funniest social network failure history in the early Internet
Looking back at those social networks that were once popular but have since disappeared: MySpace, Friendster, Google+, Second Life.
Industry NewsThe Origin Story of Internet Memes: The Evolution History from LOL to Meme
Looking back at the origins of classic internet memes: LOL was originally a typing error, Rickroll was a prank, and doge was a Shiba Inu.
Industry NewsGuide to Avoiding Pitfalls in Second hand Hardware: Identification of Mining Cards and Refurbished Plates
Master the techniques for avoiding pitfalls in second-hand hardware: mining card recognition, refurbished SSD/HDD, risk of aging power supply, and warranty inquiry.