Monthly Archives: August 2011

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4 Solid Tips to Enjoy Your High Speed Internet Connection

It doesn’t matter what you do online everyday: It doesn’t really matter if it is blogging, coaching/consulting services, news reporting, internet research, checking results or watching multimedia you need to have a very fast internet connection to get the best from your online activities. The internet history started with the introduction of the dial-up internet, followed by other forms of internet such as the cable and DSL internet and we now have various forms of super fast mobile and broadband internet services today. The reality though is that a lot of people who claim to be enjoying a high speed … Continue reading →

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Samsung Claiming Small Victory Amidst Euro Ban

It was recently released that Samsung, one of the world’s leading producers of mobile phones and other technologies, has been banned from selling any its Galaxy phones. This was a part of an injunction that started in the Netherlands and quickly followed suit in many other European countries after Apple filed a patent infringement claim against the company and accused Samsung of copying technology that is owed by Apple. More specifically, the lawsuit relates to the way photos are displayed on the Galaxy mobile device. It appears that Samsung is, strangely enough, viewing this most recent news as a victory … Continue reading →

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Is Your Site or Blog Interactive?

The plain jane website will no longer work for businesses and blog owners. Internet users want an interactive experience with every site they visit, and for those interested in keeping their sites at the forefront of search engine results pages, creating engaging sites is a must. If you are struggling with creating an interactive site, follow some of the biggest tips any interactive agency would give you, and incorporate the following into your blog: Thought Provoking Content If your blog or site content doesn’t engage your visitors, you can guarantee that they will not stay interested for very long. Site … Continue reading →

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15% of the Worlds Websites are Powered by WordPress

What a amazing fact : 15% of the Worlds Websites are Powered by WordPress. Another amazing fact : 22 out of every 100 new active domains in the US are running WordPress. This data is to-date. And those amazing facts addressed by Matt Mullenwerg in his State of the Word at the WordCamp conference in San Francisco. Here is his speech:-

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X.commerce a Open Commerce Platform launching on 29th August 2011

X.commerce, eBay’s newly created open commerce platform which is first ever platform to enable developers, merchants and service providers to create innovative solutions in the commerce space will be launched on 29th August. X.commerce will provide technologies for shopping carts, payment services, inventory management, marketplace integration, SEO, tax guidance and more using open source environment to developer. Here is John Donahoe, eBay Inc. CEO message regarding X.commerce,

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Concerns Over Security Arise as Hackers Vow To Target Facebook Next

For the last year, the news has been filled with reports every other week or so about another hacker group breaking into a commercial or government site and compromising sensitive data or personal information. This has caused a lot of concern over security in an world that’s going more and more web-based than ever before. The rates of identity theft and online safety have become buzz words in our culture and the rate of the occurrences don’t seem to be slowing down. Perhaps the most popular hacking group of them all, Anonymous, has now released a statement that their next … Continue reading →

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