According to many different reliable sources English is "spoken" as a 1st and 2nd language by only 17.65% of the people in the world, however many people can speak English but not read it. The estimated number of people speaking English is 914,398,328, but remember not all of these people can actually really read English. (See Ref. English speaking below)
Another factor to consider is that only about 55% to 65% of these have access to the internet and while using the internet over 90% of them are viewing only things in their native language.
In Asia there are over 1,016,799,076 people using the internet in Europe there are over 500,723,686 people using the internet and in the US there are over 245,203,319 people using the internet. Worldwide over 2,267,233,742 people use the internet. (See Ref. Worldwide internet users below)
This means just over 10% of the people using the internet are in the US and less than 25% of the people using the internet are using it in English. So if you are only offering your products in English you are missing out on the chance to reach over 75% of the people online. (See Ref. US internet users below)
By only offering your products in 10 languages you can reach over 82% of the people in the world online. This means you can more than triple your each by just translating you products into different languages. (See Ref. below 82% of worldwide internet users)
My studies show 60% to 75% of the estimated 2,267,233,742 people using the internet are non-English speakers or do not use the internet in English.
If an internet user has a PPPoE connection to their ISP, they log onto the internet using what?
Yes. You will need a stereo cable for that.
It is a protocol for uploading files onto the internet. This is something many people do and an essential part of the internet. So naturally it is an important protocol to have.
You can't, your psp comes with the ability to access the internet if there is a wireless modem close by or something, but you can't ever download the internet onto your psp.
you go onto the internet and type buildabearville.com
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you have a disk?
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That is not possible.
You have to have wi-fi go onto web and it should connect to the Internet.
The iPod Nano is not able to connect to the Internet.
Uploading is when you push data from a media device such as a computer or phone onto the internet. The opposite is downloading, when you are pulling data onto your device, also via the internet.