Raja@ASUS wrote:
Its the malware and the spyware we use to keep a tab on you all. Plus we're looking at ways of implementing a futuristic 2-way chat mech that will allow this move through the TV screen:
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/01/30/article-2548611-1B12BEEA00000578-886_634x413.jpg
It's called the scrap-diddly-app 🙂
More serious note, its the way the servers are routed AFAIK for global login purposes.
Nice App ^_^
I know this isn't your department but on a serious note there are a multitude of sites around the world from companies a lot smaller than Asus who's websites fly even with people logging in from around the globe.
A site in the UK called overclockers.co.uk on a daily basis has
3000 people active at the same time on their forum and it's always snappy and people login from places as far away as Japan
*A few friends live there* as it is quite a good place for news.
The most this site has had logged in according to the stats supplied by Asus is exactly
1,862 and that was in October last year and usually has in the region of a few hundred active at any given time.
Personally I think it just comes down to lazy site development and Asus not wanting to spend money.
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