Staying Up-to-date with the Latest Online Trends

We are well past the dark ages of placing RSS feeds into our favorite news readers and browsers to stay up-to-date with the latest online trends. While RSS is still embraced today as a standard, mobile apps and social networking is making it a lot easier to go from having nothing at all to having… Continue reading Staying Up-to-date with the Latest Online Trends

Why Your Website Should Have a Privacy Policy

There are several important sections of a website like the “About” page, “Contact” page and possibly even a dedicated section for your blog. You can check out all the popular blogs and ambitious startup services and instantly see them on the main header or sidebar. But one of the most important sections is often buried… Continue reading Why Your Website Should Have a Privacy Policy

Is Responsive Web Design Ready to Take Over Mobile Apps?

Many of the most popular websites are evolving into something better and isn’t called Web 3.0 or anything like that. Instead, it is something that we’ve been covering in the past – responsive design. Just recently, the highly popular tech and culture website The Verge recently made switch to a responsive website and even went as… Continue reading Is Responsive Web Design Ready to Take Over Mobile Apps?

Evaluating a Web Platform without Manually Installing It

Installing a CMS, E-commerce solution or other Web platform can be pretty tedious to new users especially if they wish to achieve it on their own computer rather than on a hosting site. It can possibly be more discouraging if the main purpose is to evaluate the platform since you may end up going through… Continue reading Evaluating a Web Platform without Manually Installing It

Safeguarding your Precious Files

Whether you spent months creating this complicated PSD file or writing thousands of lines of PHP code, there is likely a common thing that you don’t want to occur on your precious files – having them copied by someone else without your approval. If your computer’s security settings aren’t in check, someone in the same network… Continue reading Safeguarding your Precious Files

Making Your New Online Startup More Trustworthy

Setting up a new online business for consumers to care about isn’t easy, even if you strongly believe you bring something highly unique to the table. While there are millions of people out there that can potentially be a part of your target market, there is a significant portion of that amount that is skeptical… Continue reading Making Your New Online Startup More Trustworthy

What to Expect from WordPress 4.0

WordPress 4.0 sounds like a huge deal because of the WordPress Foundation’s decision to bump up the version to 4. However, the actual changes represent a smaller leap compared to the transition from WordPress 2.x to 3.0. Improvements are welcome nevertheless especially if it means making the world’s most popular blogging platform even better. Here… Continue reading What to Expect from WordPress 4.0

Can’t Decide on a Cloud Hosting Service? Use Them All!

Many of the big names in cloud storage have a couple of things common – you can sign up for a free account and you can optionally pay an extra recurring fee for more storage and features. But in order to stay competitive, the companies behind these services add extra features and other interesting reasons to… Continue reading Can’t Decide on a Cloud Hosting Service? Use Them All!

Software Spotlight: SpeedCrunch – A Very Handy Calculator App for OS X

Performing a quick mathematical calculation is pretty simple. On your Mac,  you can fire up the Calculator widget or use the power of Google. But performing slightly more complicated calculations can be a less pleasant experience unless you resort to third-party territory. There are several decent calculator apps in OS X but a lot of… Continue reading Software Spotlight: SpeedCrunch – A Very Handy Calculator App for OS X