05 September 2009
These days, whether you’re working on a static website, dynamic application or content management system, the final appearance of your pages comes down to cascading style sheets (CSS). Artisteer is designed to reinvent the way that CSS is handled, and itdoes so with considerable success. To understand what’s so radical about Artisteer, it’s necessaryto understand the [...]
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31 August 2009
MICROSOFT announced in late: May that its Zune HD will debut sometime this fall, setting up a battle with Apple’s iPod Touch. The touchscreen portable media player, Microsoft says, will be the first one to combine an OLED (organic lighlemitting diode) display, an HD Radio receiver, Wi-Fi, and high-def video. Microsoft didn’t announce pricing. The OLED [...]
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27 August 2009
The iPhone and iPod touch are nearly identical in outward appearance, have the same touch screen interface, and perform many of the same functions. The key difference between the two is obvious: one has a phone and the other doesn’t. However, there are additional important differences which this article will describe. But first, the similarities. Similarities As [...]
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25 August 2009
After Apple announced the iPhone 3G at their annual WorldWide Developer Conference in June of this year, anticipation for the first 3G-capable iPhone was running high. While the original device launched in the U.S. and then spread to a handful of European countries, Apple planned to launch the iPhone 3G in 24 more nations worldwide [...]
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22 August 2009
IMPROVING performance is one of Microsoft’s design goals with Windows 7, and many early reviewers (including ours) have said that the new Windows operating system seems peppier than Vista. But test of the Windows 7 Release Candidate in our Test Center indicate that while Windows 7 was slightly faster on our WorldBench 6 performance test [...]
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21 August 2009
MICROSOFT WILL release Windows 7 on October 22, the company has confirmed. The date will put Windows 7 on store shelves a full three months earlier than originally planned, and it follows Microsoft’s recent announcement that the OS would ship “in time for the holidays“. Plenty of things will still take place: between now and October. [...]
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20 August 2009
GOOGLE HAS released to developers an early version of a complex colaboration and communications tool that consolidates features of e-mail, instant messaging, blogging, wikis, and multimedia management, as well as document sharing. Called Wave, the Web application is the equivalent of a Swiss army knife for consumer online services and is possibly one of the riskiest [...]
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06 August 2009
Here’s the lowdown on search engine submission. You can do it manually for free. The only problem there is going to be time—you may have to wait for your site to show up, or you may have to submit more than once to ensure that your site shows up. So, you might wish to use [...]
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24 July 2009
To create interest in your site and brand or build personal relationships, regular promotions can really help. People like getting a break, or even better, free stuff. Depending upon what you’re promoting and to whom, the type of promotions you want to run will vary. Table below describes several scenarios and suggestions for regular and seasonal [...]
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15 July 2009
Despite the scourge of spam and viruses that have hit e-mail users in the past years, e-mail remains the killer application. E-mail newsletters are undeniably powerful tools to build audience and encourage real relationships between you and your site visitors and customers. The key to avoiding guerrilla tactics in e-mail advertising is to make all e-mail [...]
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08 July 2009
After looking at headings, many search engines will begin grabbing your text for descriptions. For sites that aren’t built structurally and use tables for content, you’re really playing Russian roulette trying to assume which content the engine will grab. However, if you are following well-structured markup practices, the first place most engines will look after headings [...]
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05 July 2009
The next most common meta element to define is the site description. This is typically a short description of about 25 words that describes your site simply and effectively. Numerous search engines look to this data for help with categorizing a site. Consider the meta description that appears on my site: <meta name=”description” content=”I’m Molly E. [...]
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