Dreamhost promo code

Posted by Devang Gandhi on June 16th, 2008

I know how hard it is to find a good web hosting company. I went through the same ordeal about a year ago. I found dreamhost.com and have been a customer ever since. I have been using dreamhost for more than a year now and I haven’t had any problems with these guys. Their customer service is very prompt. Dreamhost offers all the features that you can ask for from your web hosting company and at a fraction of what other companies may charge. It is the equivalent of Walmart in the web hosting domain.

Their best feature is one-click installs using which you can have dreamhost install applications like wordpress, joomla, phpbb and many more for you. This makes Dreamhost perfect for someone who wants to start a blog or a forum. You do not need to be a programmer. With dreamhost one-click installation you can have your wordpress blog or a phpbb forum up and running in minutes.

http://www.hosting-promo-code.net/ is a website that has dreamhost promo code and dreamhost coupon so you can get a discount on dreamhost hosting plans. So, when you use a dreamhost promo code or a dreamhost coupon, you get $50 off and two free domain registrations with CASHANDDOMAINS promo code or extra disk space with CASHANDDISK. The best part is that there is nothing to lose when you sign up at dreamhost because they offer a 97 day money back guarantee with all their plans. So, if you don’t like their service you are not stuck with them.

Yahoo and Microsoft battle intensifies

Posted by Devang Gandhi on February 19th, 2008

Microsoft plans to wage a proxy fight against Yahoo. Microsoft sees a real benefit in acquiring Yahoo - a benefit large enough to make it deviate from its two fundamental policies:

  • Microsoft doesn’t buy large corporations
  • Microsoft doesn’t go against the will of the other company, if it doesn’t want to get bought.

The way proxy fight works is that Microsoft will request Yahoo investors to remove Yahoo’s board of directors. Yahoo, on the other hand is apparently seeking other options to counter the possible hostile takeover.

Free wi-fi at Starbucks from AT&T

Posted by Devang Gandhi on February 11th, 2008

Starbucks has partnered with AT&T to provide free wi-fi access. However, the two hours a day free wi-fi is only for customers who have a Starbucks gift card. It is like prepaying for your coffee but you get free internet too. The AT&T customers will enjoy unlimited access at these starbucks hotspots.

For those who do not want to use a starbucks card, the price is $4 for a two-hour session (T-Mobile charged $6 per hour or $10 per day). I wonder if AT&T will replace T-Mobile hotspots at the hundreds of airport across the country. One more step in the right direction (of making internet free).

Microsoft’s bid for Yahoo

Posted by Devang Gandhi on February 5th, 2008

It’s been four days since Microsoft’s bid to acquire Yahoo and no real response from Yahoo yet. As Jim Cramer says, Yahoo seems arrogant. Google’s senior VP David Drummond has already voiced strong concerns over what could be Microsoft’s attempt dominate the Internet that the way it does with the PC.

On the flip side, Microsoft and Yahoo together could pose serious competition to Google, who has long enjoyed the lack of it. Competitive markets have always been beneficial to the customers and it is time that online advertising and search become competitive.

“Ultra-fast” internet by comcast

Posted by Devang Gandhi on January 8th, 2008

Comcast CEO Brian Roberts told The Associated Press that his company is innovating a technology that delivers data as fast as 160 MBPS. Comcast is also developing a service that will pop up caller-id of incoming calls on TVs and computers and a phone that lets users access email. So in the near future we can hope that a TV won’t be just a TV and a phone just a phone.

Sorting pages in Worpress

Posted by Devang Gandhi on November 12th, 2007

Here’s a nice article that shows how you can sort pages created in wordpress. The default is to display the pages titles in the sidebar in an alphabetical order but you can define your own order as well.

Google’s Opensocial

Posted by Devang Gandhi on November 2nd, 2007

It’s not about a new social network, instead this time Google is launching a platform that will provide programmatic access to various existing social networks like orkut, facebook and linkedin. Google’s OpenSocial provides a set of APIs that will let developers create social applications that work across multiple social networking websites (those that support the Opensocial APIs). All that a developer needs to know is JavaScript and HTML to create a social application.

CSI:NY features Second Life

Posted by Devang Gandhi on October 20th, 2007

This Wednesday CSI:NY will air the episode featuring Second Life. CSI investigator Mac Taylor will enter Second Life to pursue a killer who has killed another second life user. Good publicity for Second Life!

Facebook and Yahoo mail get a new IM Client

Posted by Devang Gandhi on October 5th, 2007

Blognation reports FriendVox THE FaceBook IM Client Is Live. This will let Facebook users communicate with one another from directly within the Facebook website. Even Yahoo has the IM feature integrated in Yahooo mail. I guess gmail just started this trend and rest are following.

Web based OS

Posted by Devang Gandhi on September 11th, 2007

ajaxWindows is a cool new web based OS. It can be experienced using just a web browser. Using this, one can store mp3s and documents online. It uses your gmail account to store documents and mp3tunes locker to store mp3s. It has a nice interface that looks and feels like you are just using your PC.


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