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10 Golden Rules for Using Public WiFi safelyAccess to the Internet via public "hotspots" is growing and will continue to grow as more and more hotspots are made available. David Hobson give us his 10 golden rules to using public WiFis safely, minimising risk of security threats. [Features] |
Ecommerce on the go - selling through the mobileIn the past year, the rise of the iPhone and other high-end handsets has meant that even more people use the Internet on their phone. Companies have responded by creating more mobile-optimised websites, some of which now allow people to complete ecommerce transactions on the mobile, instead of simply researching for information. [Features] |
Broadband for Six Welsh 'Notspots'The Deputy First Minister and Minister for the Economy and Transport Ieuan Wyn Jones has announced that six so called "notspot" areas in Wales are to be tackled so that residents and local businesses can make use of broadband internet services. [Features] |
From Bar Codes to RFID Part 2The second in a series of articles by Hywel Williams, National AIDC Centre for Wales. This month the article provides an introduction to RFID Passive Tag technology. [Features] |
Email Marketing Clinic: To improve your call to action don't click hereIn the infancy of the web, direct instructions such as "click on thumbnail to view larger image" were implemented to show this first generation of web surfers how the browser took you from one page to the next. The use of the internet and web based applications has now become common place and with this allows the ability to drop old habits and encourage new ones. [Features] |
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