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Namecheap Coupon Codes for April 2015

With the new month upon us Namecheap has released their latest coupon codes valid for April 2015. [coupon code=”Namecheap HOSTSPRING” /] will get you 10% off the first billing cycle of any VPS hosting plan from Namecheap. [coupon code=”Namecheap DOMAINWINDY” /] will give you your standard discounts on new domain name purchases: .COM price drops to […]

Google Updates Adwords Keyword Planner To Include Comparison Data

Without much fuss, as usual, Google announced a new update to the Google Adwords Keyword Planner tool which is rolling out over the next couple of weeks. The new update will allow you to compare your search term coverage against that of other advertisers – this way you can pick the perfect keyword match for […]

UK2 Group Adds Responsive Websites To Their Website Builder

Back in 2013 UK2 Group announced their latest website builder which back then allowed you to build web and mobile websites for your small business. Now that Google has announced their focus on mobile websites UK2 Group have upgraded their website builder to offer fully mobile responsive websites to all small and medium-sized businesses. The new builder […]

April Fools Jokes From Our Favorite Tech Companies

If you’re anything like me you’ve probably missed the fact that today is April Fools Day and probably didn’t even realize it was April already. This is THE day for practical jokes – and today’s tech giants have quiet the sense of humor. Let’s take a look at today’s practical jokes from our favorite tech […]

ServInt Joins Coalition to Reform Section 215 of USA PATRIOT Act

ServInt, a provider of managed cloud hosting for businesses worldwide, today announced it has joined a coalition of more than 40 organizations demanding that the U.S. Congress reform Section 215 of the USA PATRIOT Act. Section 215 of the USA PATRIOT Act has been used as the legal basis for the National Security Agency’s bulk […]

Microsoft Releases Windows 10 Preview With New Spartan Browser

Earlier on in the week Microsoft rolled out their latest Windows 10 preview to Windows Insiders which includes the new Project Spartan browser. Now considering this is a preview Project Spartan isn’t complete yet and as such doesn’t have all the features yet – however there’s still plenty of awesome things to play around with. First […]

Volusion Launches New Mobile App

Volusion has launched a brand new mobile app available on iPhone and Android devices today! The new Volusion mobile app features a brand new interface design, along with some powerful new features such as the ability to add and edit your stores products! Furthermore iPhone 5s and iPhone 6 users will appreciate the integration with […]

SugarSync 3.5 Launches With Deleted Items Recovery Feature

SugarSync have released their latest version, SugarSync 3.5, which brings with it an awesome new redesign for the desktop application, along with a plethora of great new features – my favorite of which is the ability to restore deleted items. So now whenever you accidentally delete a file you can easily recover it right within […]

Google Pushes Local Results Below The Fold

In a rather surprising move Google seems to have pushed down the placement of local results in local intent search queries below the fold – causing you to have to scroll through a series of ads before you can view the local listings or local map. Normally you would have the map appear on the top right […]

Bing May Show Only 1 Page Of Results For Long Tail Searches

Bing has always aimed at showing the most relevant search results to their users, and in a rather bold move Bing has decided that if it’s confident enough in the first page of search results there’s really no need to show anymore pages. So if you go run a search right now for “specifications for black […]

What’s Going On With Facebook Like Counts?

Noticed a change in your Facebook likes on your pages? Wondering whats going on? Let’s figure it out! See a few weeks ago Facebook announced that they will be updating the way they treat inactive accounts when it comes to your total page count. I mentioned that here however I wanted to make a dedicated […]

Welcome FREAK – Yet Another OpenSSL Vulnerability

It seems like every few months a new SSL vulnerability is pointed out – which I suppose makes sense with the recent popularity that SSL has gotten. Thanks Google. Alas let’s welcome FREAK – a new man-in-the-middle vulnerability discovered by a group of cryptographers at INRIA, Microsoft Research and IMDEA. FREAK stands for “Factoring RSA-EXPORT Keys” […]

DreamHost Releases Their First Transparency Report for 2014

DreamHost is damn serious about your privacy; however being a US-based company they are unfortunately required to comply with various information requests from legitimate domestic law enforcement agencies, along with DMCA takedown requests from rights-holders, and requests to remove content from courts processing defamation or invasion of privacy lawsuits. These are however just requests, and DreamHost […]

Windows 10 Upgrade Will Be Free – Even For Your Questionable Windows Install

Microsoft has always been fighting a battle against piracy – in-fact almost every software maker has to deal with it – albeit not everyone has to deal with it on the scale that Microsoft has had to over the years. Ever since Windows XP introduced software activation pirates have been out there defeating these methods and […]