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  • Comprehensive Comparison Between Amazon, Linode, And Digital Ocean’s Cloud Services

    Comprehensive Comparison Between Amazon, Linode, And Digital Ocean’s Cloud Services

    Cloud computing has been defined as the provision of on-demand, IT resources using a ‘pay as you go’ service. This covers network based services as well as tools, which are provided by virtual servers. This is easily done by simulating the software running on one, or more computers. Cloud computing has rapidly evolved because the servers don’t actually exist and so are easily expanded or minimized without causing any problems to the user.

    Cloud computing allows startups to save on infrastructure costs. Because the servers are not physically there, companies also save on office space. Providers allow companies to run their applications quickly and effectively.

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  • Why Has Your App Been Rejected by iTunes?

    Why Has Your App Been Rejected by iTunes?

    Developing an app is an ambition that many of us hold. Although with the range of development software and platforms available today, it is actually fairly easy to build an app from start to finish, building an app that is sure to be approved by your target marketplace is another challenge in itself.

    For many app developers, whether they’re building an app as a marketing tool for a business or creating a game simply to make a profit, iTunes serves as their main target.

    One of the biggest frustrations any developer can experience is if their app has been rejected when submitted to the iTunes store. Here are some of the reasons this might happen, and ideas of what you can do to prevent your app experiencing any problems.

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  • Did You Know…eBay Facts and Strange Sales [Infographic]

    Did You Know…eBay Facts and Strange Sales [Infographic]

    Did you know that there are many weird and wonderful listings on eBay? Of course you did! Who doesn’t waste time looking for weird items on there? As long as you don’t make a purchase all is good!

    Here is some technical information for data enthusiasts (nerds) about eBay. Did you know that eBay has 10 petabytes of data stored in their Hadoop and Teradata clusters? For the ordinary folk who doesn’t know what a Hadoop is, it is primarily used by engineers who use data to build products. And, Teradata is primarily used by eBay’s finance team to understand eBay’s business!

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  • Keyword Research for Web Design Firms: An Introduction

    Keyword Research for Web Design Firms: An Introduction

    Your current clients and potential clients are searching for you…but how are they searching for you? Or here’s a better question, how do you know they’re finding you first? Your firm’s website could have the best user experience and graphics, but your efforts will be wasted if they can’t find you on the web. To drive traffic to your site, make it easier for spiders to crawl your site and get it indexed. For that to happen, it starts with keyword research.

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  • Tools to Help Build an Amazing Website

    Tools to Help Build an Amazing Website

    If you are planning on creating a website you may want to look into the tools that can help make your online idea a reality. There are many different tools – some user-friendly, others are more advanced – that you can use.

    Below are some of the more popular tools that are used by millions of webmasters today.

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  • Disinfecting Your Computer of System Doctor 2014

    Disinfecting Your Computer of System Doctor 2014

    System Doctor 2014 may be the most frightening and nerve wrecking malware today. This rogue antivirus software is the perfect combination of deceptive and destructive, using multiple methods to inconvenience you and persuade you into purchase their merchandise. Instead of reinstating your computer’s health, it jeopardizes it more in order to trick you into bigger and more costly purchases.

    Pop-ups will continuously appear until you are forced to download more software from System Doctor 2014. This can be your worst mistake yet. Instesad of fixing the problem, you will just give the enemy better entry into your system.

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  • Guidelines for Buying Existing Domain Names

    Guidelines for Buying Existing Domain Names

    Nowadays, domain name speculation has become a very lucrative venture. Therefore, if you are looking for a specific domain name, there are chances that it has already been taken. This means that you might have to think of a different name or attempt to buy the existing domain name from the owner. If you opt to go with the latter option, here are some tips which will help you save money as well as time:

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  • Web Design Trends to Watch in 2013

    Web Design Trends to Watch in 2013

    The October 2013 Future of Web Design conference website illustrates the trends shaping the look of today’s digital interfaces. The site emulates the minimalist style of a mobile app display. Large rotating images and text dominate the layout, arranged to emphasize a prominent “Register Today” button.

    Flat textures blend smoothly into a shadowless surface barely rippled by subtle gradients. A simple red and black scheme against a white background recalls traditional newspaper colors, suggesting that today’s trends are more rediscovery and redeployment than revolution. But whether innovation or imitation, the contours of today’s trends have assumed a clear shape over the past year.

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