This infographics was done by Visual Economics in which they have covered Total Time Spent Worldwide, Most Popular Brands, Social Network Usage, Daily Internet Activities in quite details with easy to understand presentation.

How the World Spends Its Time Online

Nielsen periodically releases data from its studies of consumer behavior online. Here are the latest findings regarding social networking, branding and world net usage.

Total Time Spent Worldwide

The average American spends more than 60 hours a month online. This is the equivalent of 30 straight days a year.

Social networking accounts for 22 percent of the time, and 42 percent is spent viewing content. Other activities, such as email, commerce and searching, accounts for 36 percent.

Among people who use the Internet, each person visits 2,646 Web pages on 89 domains and logs in 57 times per month.

Most Popular Brands

The percentage of all online users that visit Google is 82. The other top Internet brands include MSN/Bing (62), Facebook (54), Yahoo (53), Microsoft (48), YouTube (47), Wikipedia (35), AOL (27), Ebay (26) and Apple (26).

Social Network Usage

Among Internet users, 80 percent in Brazil use social network sites. Other countries with high percentages include Italy (73 percent), Spain (75 percent), Japan (70 percent), The United States (67 percent), The United Kingdom (69 percent), France  (67 percent), Australia (59 percent), Germany (51 percent) and Switzerland (51 percent).

Daily Internet Activities

The percentage of American adults (including non-Internet users) who use the Internet at all each day is 55 percent. Forty-five percent send or read email, 40 percent use a search engine, 30 percent get news, 18 percent bank online, 15 percent watch a video, 15 percent use a social networking site, 10 percent read a blog, 5 percent buy a product and 5 percent play games online.

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This isn’t the usual list of extensions that everyone is used to using, but 10 add-ons that many may not know about, but can be very useful for everyday web browsing.

• PicLens
• Snap Links
• Tab Scope
• Reminder Fox
• Download Statusbar
• HyperWords
• Foxmarks Bookmark Synchronizer
• Tab Effect
• Cooliris Previews
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Hoping to stay safe on the road? You might want to avoid certain cars.

For example, the Nissan 350Z has a death rate that’s about double that of the average sports car.

But it’s not for the reasons you might think. In this case, says Russ Rader, communications director for the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), an organization that represents the interests of the insurance industry, the 350Z is part of a group of vehicles that tends to be driven by younger, less experienced or riskier drivers, and stands out for having high death rates, through no particular fault of the car.

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