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Studija pokazala: Korisnici Internet Explorera imaju znatno manji IQ od korisnika drugih Web pretraživača
NAJNOVIJA studija o povezanosti kvocijenta inteligencije i korištenja pojedinih Web pretraživača donijela je neke loše vijesti za korisnike Internet Explorera.

Kanadska tvrtka AptiQuant usporedila je IQ testove nešto više od 100 tisuća ljudi starijih od 16 godina i podijelila ih u grupe prema internet pretraživačima koje koriste. Dobili su vrlo zanimljive rezultate.

Korisnici Internet Explorera 6 imaju prosječni IQ tek nešto viši od 80. Korisnici Firefoxa i Chromea su znatno bolji s prosječnim IQ-om oko 110, a najbolje rezultate su imali korisnici Opere i Camina čiji je prosječni IQ veći od 120.

Vrijedi napomenuti da su rezultati prosječnog IQ-a korisnika Internet Explorera 6 bili znatno veći 2006. godine, te da su se rezultati IQ-a poboljšavali s novijim verzijama ovog browsera.

Ja Operu bas dugo koristim, i uvek mi je bila najbolja. Nervira me samo u poslednje vreme sto moram da koristim neke druge browser-e, jer mi cesto iskocu "Your browser is not supported" ili nesto slicno. A primetio sam da je ljudi i ne koriste mnogo, dok ih je dosta preslo na Chrome.

Many major news outlets were recently running a story claiming that Internet Explorer users were found to have, on average, a lower IQ than users of other browsers. The story was carried by many respected organisations such as the BBC, CNN and the Telegraph. Today the story has been shown to be a hoax.

It's the sort of story we tech writers would love to be true for the headlines we could conjure up, but the whole thing seems to have been an elaborate hoax. The story was released by Canadian firm ApTiquant, who were unavailable for comment when the BBC tried to reach them. The basis of the story was pretty simple; IE users displayed a lower than average IQ compared with users of Firefox, Chrome, etc. The claim was backed up by data the firm claims to have gained through conducting tests on 100,000 internet users.

The alarm was raised on the story when it was discovered that the firm's website had only been setup within the last month and that the staff pictures present on the website were in fact taken from a legitimate French firm with no knowledge of ApTiquant. It's still unclear who was behind the hoax or indeed why they pulled it.