Baltimore, Maryland has officially become the first city in the United States to have Xohm mobile WiFi service. The Xohm format, also known as 4G wireless service provides download speeds in the range of 2 to 4 MB per second, and will be available throughout the greater Baltimore metro area without needing to sign a long-term contract or deal with pesky bandwidth caps.
4G Mobile WiFi Comes to Baltimore
How to Design a Perfect Website
With the wide reach that the Internet enjoys today, only a fool and his business are not represented on the World Wide Web. Running a website offers the opportunity to establish a global presence, the chance to conduct business and/or advertise to the far corners of the globe without having to leave the comfort of your office or home at a fraction of the cost that it would take to travel the world. But when we stop to analyze why some web companies are raking in the dough while others are struggling to make ends meet, we find that it all begins and ends with the way their site is designed. Of course, the quality of products and services offered does matter, but those aspects come into play only when the first hurdle of navigating the website is crossed successfully – which is why it pays to pay attention to the design of your site so that customers are tempted to stay longer rather than leave even before they’ve had a chance to take in the sights and experiences you’re offering. Here’s a mixture that throws up the perfect website:
More and More Web Traffic Bypassing the US
The US used to be the center of the online world. The United States pioneered the World Wide Web, and until recently the majority of Web traffic around the world was routed through the United States. Among other benefits, this gave the US a distinct intelligence gathering advantage, making it easy to monitor the communications of individuals in other countries.
YouTube for Business? What’s Google Up to Now?
In an attempt to further their already substantial impact on online business, Google has announced that it will soon launch a YouTube-like video sharing service for business subscribers that will closely mirror the functionality of YouTube. According to Google company representatives, the new service will enable company management and employees to upload, view and share user generated videos.
Introducing “Chrome” — The Google Web Browser
For years there have been rumors that Google would eventually create their own Web browser to compete with Firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari and others. Now, it appears that the big G has finally done it; Google has just put the finishing touches on its new web browser called “Chrome.”
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