With two original series and the new season of “Arrested Development” under its belt, streaming media giant Netflix has come a long way since its inception. It has become a revolutionary force in the world of television. Even cable television is taking cues from the company, a fact that could surprise many who saw Netflix’s rise as cable’s downfall.
Category: Internet
All posts that are related to various aspects of the Internet can be found within this group.
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Exploring Mobile Printing
Most consumers have been under the impression that ever since Apple introduced the AirPrint feature into iOS all problems related to wireless printing may well have been resolved. But, the real story is a little different. This futuristic technology still hasn’t led to the advent of the wireless office and that is backed by a set of reasons.
As an individual user, you wouldn’t notice the shortcomings as a large company or organization would. It’s amusing to know that AirPrint only supports over 200 printers, which is a big drawback. However, the most crucial requirement that is expected out of mobile printing technology is that many organizations require the printer to be instructed from anywhere on the planet.
Recent surveys show that the primary reason why people are not availing the mobile printing option is because they don’t have access to a compatible printer. Despite there being numerous apps, both free and paid, offering solutions, there are still limitations in place that restrict freely available wireless printing.
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3 Tools to Combine Your Cloud Storage Services
Research from Gartner indicates mobile technology and the personal cloud will replace the PC as the hub of daily life – at least in terms of digital activity – by 2014. Trends show a movement toward a “bring your own device” era, where people use smartphones and portables more than PCs, reported on Wired. Cloud storage will naturally assume a fundamental role in managing and maintaining data in a mobile hub. For users who don’t want to be tied to only one cloud storage account and are looking to utilize many cloud storage options and access them all in one place, there are applications that provide that service.
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To Chat or Not To Chat
Whether you like it or not, live chat is used pretty extensively online in many different ways. Often it is large companies like AT&T or Hostgator.com who use live chat to answer the large volume of sales questions that are generated on their site.
But Live chat is becoming more common for smaller sites and blogs and so I’m wondering – do people like to have a live chat opportunity on a website they are visiting? And do they like to have it pop up right in their face over the page they are currently browsing?
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What Does the Zettabyte Mean for Cloud Security? [Infographic]
With the establishment of the zettabyte, a new measurement representing 1.1 trillion gigabytes, cloud security needs will also increase exponentially as well. The larger the storage capacity, the larger the need will be.
The public cloud market alone has already grown to $109 billion approximately in 2012. Through 2016, the same market is expected to grow again 17.7 percent annually, compounded each year. At the same time, 10 percent of IT security systems will be associated with cloud platforms by 2015 due to the demand from use of the cloud and the need for virtual safety. The size and capacity of cloud use, including storage possibilities transmitted through telcom and broadband conduits, are being further driven by federal government spending on a national platform. So it shouldn’t be surprise to anyone that cloud security will also become a national priority as well in the near future.
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6 Myths Your Parents (or Grandparents) Still Believe About the Internet
You’ve probably been using the Internet since you were old enough to reach the keyboard. You know how to log in, browse your favorite sites, check your email, and download information you were searching for. But for older people, it may be a very different story. Here are 6 myths your parents (or grandparents) still believe about the Internet.