Making servers faster SCSI vs SATA what’s the difference when it comes to hosting?
We look at disk systems, and how making the right choice early on can yield dividends down the line..
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.com Boom - Domain names could be about to become interesting again
ICANN, the internet body responsible for domain names announced last week that they..
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Is the Sun Microsystems’ SunFire X2100m2 the way forward for hosting servers?
Read about why we really like Sun Microsystems x2100 range of servers..
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Free WiFi for US Starbucks customers
Starbucks will be offering a free WiFi service for it’s US customers. As part of their ‘Rewards’, a program…
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Up to 66% of UK/US dedicated server solutions risk data loss
Hosting solutions without redundant harddrives still roughly make up 25%-66% of UK/USA advertised packages.
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Where to go to get your web 2.0 and other geeky news
Very occasionally we are asked where we source our information and news from..
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The future of online social gaming can be found in the Wii
One sighted example of how social networking games could evolve, was the new Mario Galaxy game for the Wii..
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Don’t Make Me Think - Web Usabililty
Usability is essential and any web agency who claims to make unusable sites are probably not going to be around for long!
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Google Analytics Air! - A desktop widget for Google Analytics
We knew the Adobe Air applications would be coming and here is the first from a small tech firm in Belgium. Called ‘Google Analytics Air’ they promise to bring Google Analytics to your desktop in a nice web 2.0 style application.
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Adobe Air - Desktop Widgets & Applications for All
Not the most well known of the Adobe product range and still in Beta, Adobe Air:
“is a cross-operating system runtime that allows web application developers to use their existing web development skills (HTML, Javascript, Adobe Flash®, Adobe Flex™, Ajax) to build and deploy rich Internet applications to the desktop.”
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