Monthly Archives: July 2011

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What are the Coolest Apps to Get on Your iPhone

Published on: July 7, 2011 in Technology and has 12 Comments

Apple Logo

One of the greatest things about the iPhone is the range of applications available for it. The App Store has thousands upon thousands of applications and mobile phone deals for any purpose to entertain, inform, and assist. Below are a few of the many that really stand out.

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Why I Am Impressed With HostGator’s Jaw-Dropping Service

Published on: July 6, 2011 in Blogging, Web Site and has 10 Comments

HostGator

After three years I decided to change hosts for Technically Easy. For the past three years I was on BlueHost, but recently I have found their service to be sub-par. I found that my site was down more than their 99.9% guarantee, and the performance seemed to be decreasing as well.

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Traffic Stats: June 2011

Published on: July 5, 2011 in Blogging and has 14 Comments

Traffic Stats - June 2011

Last month traffic for Technically Easy started off where May ended. I received steady traffic throughout the month, and also had my one day best total ever for this blog. I once again learned that with blogging there are going to good days and bad days as I also had my worst traffic day in about a year a few days later.

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Why You Should Secure Your Wireless Network

Published on: July 4, 2011 in Networks and has No Comments

D-Link DIR-628 Wireless Router

While it may seem like a pain at times to connect a wireless device to your wireless network, there are very good reasons why you should take the necessary steps to ensure that your network is secure. Some people may choose to keep their network unsecured, but they are unaware of the consequences of allowing anyone to connect.

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Schema.org – Does it Provide a New Structured Markup Language For All Websites?

Published on: July 1, 2011 in Design and has 10 Comments

Search Engines

It has been several weeks now since Google, Microsoft and Yahoo! introduced schema.org to webmasters. Schema.org provides information regarding the structure data markup language that has become an initiative for the three big search engine companies. While the new structure markup language does seem intriguing, it remains to be seen how various webmasters will take to the new markup.

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