WordPress support PuSH

Enter PubSubHubbub (PuSH), an open protocol that is designed to get a feed to subscribers as fast as possible, in terms of seconds. The protocol has been gaining support and WordPress.com has just announced that it has enabled it for all 10.5 million blogs it hosts, a huge step forward for PuSH.
What it means is [...]

Security Issues with Twitter

If you can notice at the past days Twitter is getting a lot of problems with their site, so what they did is they started tapping into Google’s Safe Browsing API in order to detect and block URLs pointing to malicious websites. Security experts applaud the initiative, even though the new feature is still buggy [...]

Bing search engine Microsoft unveils

Last Thursday Microsoft Corp. offered Internet users a first glimpse at Bing, its fresh attempt to gain ground in the online search market. Bing is a search engine to replace its current Live Search product. Microsoft hopes it will provide users with a more streamlined, focused approach to search.
The Microsoft’s search market share has been [...]

Go green

Nowadays, choosing web hosting companies can be time consuming as there are a number of them over the web. But most newbie webmasters would really exert effort in hopping from one to another just to get the best, most affordable and quality hosting provider. But there is a simpler way of course with the use [...]

interesting and helpful ideas!

I have been in the blogging industry for quite a long time now. And, I have been keeping and updating blogs every now and then. However, every time I plan to build a new blog, I have difficulty where to host it. So, I have to scan several web hosting companies for this matter. I [...]

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