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Josh.biz Blog ArchiveMonthly Archives: July 2010New .co domains could be a waste of timePosted: Monday, 26th July, 2010
Yet another domain type has become available, this time .co – direct from Columbia. Registration companies are hailing it as another ‘must-have’ domain but we’re not so convinced. Google have just announced that owners of websites using a .co domain will be able to target users internationally. There was speculation that it could only be [...] Holt Area Partnership website launchedPosted: Friday, 23rd July, 2010
The Holt Area Partnership’s focus is to improve the quality of life for people in Holt and the surrounding area. The area includes 20 rural parishes, containing over 25 villages in North Norfolk. Their original website was very lacking and did not create the required professionalism and credibility for the Partnership. The new website offers all the [...] Thunder flys invading screens…Posted: Monday, 19th July, 2010
After several years of poor Summer weather, last year turned out to be a fantastic Summer here in North Norfolk (although not so great in other parts of the UK). Yes, we DID get the promised ‘barbecue Summer’ last year. And this year, we’re having another spectacular Summer, although the lack of rainfall hasn’t been [...] Phishing email alert – 'download Internet Explorer 8'Posted: Friday, 9th July, 2010
Another nasty but convincingly genuine phishing email has come to our attention. This one suggests that the user should upgrade to Internet Explorer 8. Click the image below to see the full email screenshot. Please be sure to delete this email if received. Andrew Benn, who carries out computer repairs here in north Norfolk reported this to [...] Manage your emails online using Google Mail (Gmail)Posted: Tuesday, 6th July, 2010
The traditional approach to managing emails The majority of businesses prefer to use a ‘client based’ software package such as Microsoft Outlook to manage their emails, contacts and calendar. Emails are downloaded from the mail server to the users computer (using the POP3 protocol). Under this set up, it’s important that users keeps their email [...] |
