Often there are only ever 3 concurrent devices online in any home.
Browser can preload links at the client level, but this often results in a slowdown to the user and increased CPU load.
I believe home routers should be more advanced, so when pages are loaded the router pre-loads links related. So that when for instance a Google search result page loads the router begins preloading all of the resulting pages, or when a user is on a website the router begins to pre-load other pages on the website.
If done right, the user should get a faster more stream-lined experience.
Hey I have an idea, Twitter sell your ass to Google so your down time isn't hovering around the 50% mark!
I have a great idea for a website but I don't have all the skills to make it happen, so I am submitted it here in the hope someone will create it. Create a virtual creature/organism/android/entity on a webpage that you have to nurture. To do this you need to send it web traffic whether it be your friends on Facebook or people on Twitter or any website. The creature will grow and develop based on what traffic you feed it and once it has reached a certain level you can interact with your closest neighbours maybe they can play maybe they fight - like Pokémon but cooler and it could even have an Android app so you can keep tabs on how your create is developing. Please leave all thoughts and questions.
