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CeBIT 2010: Amazon’s top tips for cloud success
2, Mar 2010Amazon’s CTO lays out his top tips to help companies succeed in the cloud.
- In: Internet| Networking| News| Server| Storage
- Tags: automatically-translate, choice, cloud, his-top, industry, Internet, language, Networking, News, Server, Storage, the-language
CeBIT 2010: News from the show
2, Mar 2010All the news from the massive CeBIT show in Hannover, Germany.
- In: Client| Internet| Management| News| Security| Server| Storage
- Tags: Client, from-the-massive, Internet, Management, massive, News, Server, the-news
Top 10 technologies for SMBs
16, Feb 2010We take a look at the business technologies that SMEs can use in 2010 to cut costs, improve efficiency and encourage growth.
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- Tags: business, Client, cut-costs, Features, improve-efficiency, industry, Internet, Management, Networking, Server, Storage, Tech, the-business
WDL Premium: Wix Unlimited Package Discount
21, Jan 2010Wix has been kind enough to give our premium members a 40% off coupon code for an Unlimited package. If you’re unfamiliar with Wix, it’s a site that makes it super easy to create your own Flash websites that are highly customizable and search engine friendly.
- In: Features| Storage| Tech| Web Design
- Tags: are-highly, code, discount-coupon, Features, file, off-coupon, premium, premium-member, premium-members, Storage, super-easy, Tech, tools-require, unlimited
Creatively Handling the Admin Side of Freelancing
11, Jan 2010- In: Client| Internet| Management| Skype| Storage| Tech| Web Design
- Tags: backup, business, career, Client, communication, computers, journal, Management, sharing, Storage, thoughts, time, Web Design, workflow
We tend to rely heavily on our favorite desktop applications like Photoshop, GIMP, Audacity, Adobe Premier and so on when it comes to dealing with multimedia files. What if we are on a public machine that doesn’t have the software we need, or worst, what if these public machines prevent users from installing applications? That is where web applications come in handy