I think I mentioned myself being a part time domain investor, and I own a number of domains, which I’ve either bought from others or registered myself. So it stands to reason why I’ve rambled about domains in the past. If you’ve been planning to have an online presence, remember, the first smart step is… Read More: Blogging begins with a domain name »
This is an interesting but hilarious piece of news that happened recently, so I thought I would share it with you guys. A domain squatter lost the domain name CarlosSlimHelu.com to the real billionaire. Mr Carlos Slim also happens to be 2nd on the Forbes list of richest men in the world. This episode is… Read More: Domain Squatter Loses Domain to Mexican Billionaire »
It’s official, and the ICANN board has voted in favor for the opening up of a whole new slew of domain name extensions that could in theory, have a major impact on the World Wide Web in the coming future. The board also voted for the allowance of non-English TLDs to be formed. In theory,… Read More: It’s official: Change will happen to the Web »
The Web as we all know it could be radically altered soon, by some proposals made by ICANN, the domain name regulatory board. According to proposals which are being discussed in Paris, and which the results will be made known after Thursday, we may all see major changes in the way we think of Web… Read More: Radical Changes coming to the Web? »
Domain hacks are created by adding a subdomain (SLD) to a top level domain (TLD) in order to create a word or name of some sort. For example, the popular social bookmark site, Del.icio.us is created using a subdomain del, and the US ccTLD, .us – del + icio + us. Domain hacks are an… Read More: The perfect domain hacks »
How many of you connect online using mobile phones? If you did, you would find that many websites (and I mean many), would render in less than a satisfactory manner over a mobile phone. This has been always a problem with mobile phones and the Web. Well, Google recently announced that every mobile phone manufacturer… Read More: Google says mobile browsers will soon be dead »