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ICANN, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, has been opening the playing field recently, allowing for more top-level domain names. The days of the simple .com, .net. info and the rest are becoming a thing of the past. Replacing, well complimenting, then is a whole new breed that opens the floodgates to your wildest imagination. At the forefront
Your Android and iOS apps are getting some interesting upgrades. Especially one that allows you to go offline and still watch the video. YouTube announced a host of new updates on their official blog, as well as letting partners know of the upcoming changes: We’re always exploring ways to bring more viewers to your content. As part of this effort,
Imagine being 30,000 feet in the air and doing wireless business, watching a Netflix movie or even downloading and installing updates to your computer. With new initiatives, that could happen very soon. Gogo In-flight wireless - a leader in in-flight connectivity - announced a new program called Ground to Orbit (GTO). This combines satellite feeds with Gogo's air-to-ground Wifi capabilities.
Today I got an email from current CEO Blake Irving, regarding the changes at Godaddy.com. Being a loyal customer of the service for over 7 years now, this new direction looks to be very serious and even more attractive for people trying to start a website. Today, GoDaddy's front page got a revamp. Gone is Danika Patrick and those provocative
I have a friend that hates the Internet. She cringes when the words "Facebook" or "Google" even come up. She's been on only a couple of times - but otherwise I'll get a call asking to print off some document she needs. Even though more homes are investing in broadband Internet, the New York Times reports roughly 20 percent of American
Shared Media have announced a new service where you can share files with others instantly - up to 100 GB in the freemium model with 2 GB upload cap.
I am starting to wonder if I should even read stories of Hulu being for sale... The conglomeration of owners that is known as Hulu has once again backed out of the for sale market. The group - consisting of 21st-Century Fox, NBCUniversal and Walt Disney Company - have confirmed via press release they will once again take the streaming