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Thursday, 15 January 2015

In the Memories of Robin Williams (1951-2014)

Some of the nice Photos of Late Robin Williams (1951-2014) .














Floyd Mayweather, Jr

Some Nice Images of Floyd Mayweather, Jr











Top Websites on Internet (by visits)

TOP 10 Websites in ALEXA website are


1.Google.com

   Google is Top on the list and this is the World best Search engine.
Google also provide Email, translation, Books, Documents and many more services for Free.

2.Facebook.com

The Number 1 Website for social networking and the 2nd on overall websites.

3.Youtube.com

Youtube is a very famous Video playing website high in rank but banned in some countries.

4.Yahoo.com

2nd best search engine on internet
5.Baidu.com

another search engine from China.


6.Amazon.com

World best online shopping website


7.wikipedia.org

An online encyclopedia website with top rank in this category.


8.Twitter.com

2nd best social networking site.


9.Taobao.com

Online Shopping site from China.


10.Qq.com


Chinese website 

Nintendo Direct

Nintendo Direct is a new online home for official and exclusive Nintendo news—broadcast directly to you, the player.


Nintendo Direct (ニンテンドーダイレクト Nintendō Dairekuto?) is an online presentation produced anywhere from one to two months by Nintendo, where information regarding Nintendo content or Nintendo franchises is presented, such as information about games and consoles.[1] There are different presenters depending on the region in which it airs. In Japan, Nintendo Direct is presented by Nintendo global president Satoru Iwata.[2] In North America and Europe however, it is presented by the president of Nintendo of America,Reggie Fils-Aime,[3] and the president of Nintendo of EuropeSatoru Shibata,[4] respectively. South Korea also airs its own exclusive Nintendo Directs hosted by Nintendo of Korea president, Hiroyuki Fukuda.[5] Although each region has its own presenter, on several occasions Iwata has presented for several continents for international Nintendo Directs. The presentations began in Japan with the first edition on October 21, 2011, spreading to Europe, Australia, the Americas, and South Korea later on.
Before September 24, 2014, Australia and New Zealand followed the European version of the Direct. Since then they still occasionally use the European version in addition to their country-specific Directs.

Source: WikiPedia