The 50 most frequently used sources of information on Wikipedia

 

A visual applications company took all the data on information sources of the English edition of Wikipedia, and built an infographic that shows what the fifties sites mentioned in the articles of collaborative encyclopedia.

The three most accessed sites are books.google.com and web.archive.org, which would provide access to books and websites out of the air, and informative news.bbc.co.uk. Sites like YouTube, NY Times, IMDB, Google, MySpace and Facebook are also in the ranking, which measures the amount of citations in credentials editions.

To learn more, read the full list of sites used , or click here to see details in the infographic produced by the company :

 

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VoiceTra4U-M, an application that translated to 31 languages ​​when it comes

 

Soon, athletes from almost every corner of the globe come to London for the Olympics this year. One possible barrier that many have to face to communicate with competitors from other countries is the language, but fortunately there is an application that can solve this, and called VoiceTra4U-M.
The new app allows those who do not know English, the language used to communicate. VoiceTra4U-M uses a synthesized voice when translating the language of the person in English, facilitating communication. For example, a Chinese person can speak your native language and choose English as the language of the person trying to communicate. Since the app uses English as primary language, if we want to translate something from Spanish to Japanese, we must first take Spanish to English and only then the Japanese.
VoiceTra4U-M supports 31 different languages ​​and is unique for IOS, but is expected to soon be available for Android.

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