Tag: Websites
The Golden Age of mobile web browsing is now
The vast majority of those who go online on a daily basis don’t rely exclusively on their laptops or desktop computers. Even though this remains the device of choice […]
5 step guide to doing SEO for hotels
Growing your business online can be challenging – especially when you run a hotel or bed and breakfast. If you’re new to digital marketing, you may feel overwhelmed when you […]
Here’s why web pages still load so slowly even though our connections are getting faster
Ever wondered why sometimes it feels like the web is stuck in 1998? Even though we have super-fast fibre optic broadband, pages still don’t load instantly and we still have […]
Is Google going to downgrade websites that don’t use encryption?
Google is looking at giving more prominent search rankings to websites that use encryption to promote better online security practices, according to reports. The Wall Street Journal says that Google […]
Tottenham Turfies launches: A Moshi Monsters rival for young Spurs fans
This is a guest post by Chris Waddams, Spurs fanatic and writer for www.thfc1882.com. Tottenham Hotspur football club have launched their new website Tottenham Turfies, a Moshi Monsters rival aimed at young Spurs fans. They claim that it is the…
Stuffster wishlist tracks gadget prices to save you £££s
We don't normally write about website launches on Tech Digest, but the launch of Stuffster.com could be exactly what gadget fans have been looking for in these penny-pinching times. A wishlist website, Stuffter's big draw is that it keeps a…
Snowglo: Gamifying crowd-sourced review websites
Looking for a social network, game and reviews site rolled into one? Probably not, but newly launched site Snowglo makes a good claim as to why you should be. Snowglo requires you to create a profile, and then lets you…
DNS Changer: Destroyer of (internet) worlds? Or "Millennium Bug" no-show?
There's a new king of nasty computer viruses in town, and it's name is DNS Changer. It threatens to shut down the internet. But that's impossible right? Becca Caddy of our pals Shiny Shiny looks into the threat. Should we…
"Troll Bill" could mean the end of web nasties. But will it cost us our web freedom too?
Trolls: as pervasive on the web as trojans, dodgy porn and those picture you just knew you should have deleted from your camera. Spouting out abusive comments on chat rooms, social networks and forums, the era of the web troll…
Boo-hoo at Yahoo! as 14% of workforce is cut
Yahoo! have confirmed that it is to cut 2,000 jobs, equal to 14% of its workforce as they aim to transform into a "bold, new Yahoo!". Restructuring has been long overdue at Yahoo! as it has gradually fallen from favour…
