The EU has tried a couple of times to reign in ‘Big Data’; most recently with the infamous GDPR. For the average user, the result, however well intended, is that we are forced to go through the extra step of … Continue reading
Symantec and Google have agreed on a plan that requires Symantec to migrate certificate validation to a third party. In exchange, Google would ensure that the Chrome browser continues to trust Symantec certificates validated by this third party. Shortly thereafter, DigiCert announced … Continue reading
In January 2017, Chrome version 56 began marking sites that transmit passwords or credit cards as non-secure as part of its long-term plan to mark all HTTP sites as non-secure. The warning will become more prominent as time goes on. … Continue reading
Here’s an opportunity to get an helpful mythbusting guide to SEO (which looks not too boring or technical). If you have a website for your company then you really ought to be up to speed on SEO yourself to some … Continue reading
Ok, this one is a bit geeky but it’s quite handy ( for any chrome power user ) to be able to figure out which tab or app is causing your machine to run slow. Simply hold down shift and press esc while … Continue reading
Running a little low on room for online storage? Today, you can get an extra 2 GB of Google Drive storage for free. In honor of Safer Internet Day—an event to raise awareness of Internet safety issues—Google will add extra … Continue reading
Premium WordPress themes are dominating the web development landscape and apparently offer webmasters a simpler and cheaper route to achieve a high end design; compared with a traditional bespoke theme build. Even large companies on big budgets have been known to opt for … Continue reading
Tech companies are quickly becoming the news outlets of the 21st century … Google has created a new open source format to make web content as fast as the native apps we’ve all gotten used to. Source: Google’s Got a … Continue reading
Gmail will now offer customizable email addresses starting at $2 per month. Google has confirmed that the service is in testing but has not revealed a release date. Source: Want To Drop @Gmail.com? Google Experiments With Custom Email Addresses For … Continue reading