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WordPress, the popular content management system (CMS) that powers 25 percent of the websites on Earth (including many business websites), has launched WordPress version 4.4.
Codenamed “Clifford” in honor of jazz trumpeter Clifford Brown, WordPress 4.4 is already available for update or download. Read More

Web hosting can be so confusing. With all the tech lingo and different choices to sort through, it’s hard to keep straight let alone make an informed decision. But this FREE copy of the book "Web Hosting for Dummies" can help! Read More

Do you want to convert your Sketch design into WordPress? We provide best coding for the conversion of your Sketch design into responsive WordPress. Read More

WordPress has introduced a new browser free web client called Calypso. You can download Calypso for Mac (don't worry the PC version is coming soon) and publish your blog posts from your desktop.
Edit posts, check analytics, update plugins and much more using Calypso. Read More

There’s no doubt that when 5G does hit the mainstream, it will chance the way we look at internet design entirely, opening up new avenues of creativity for designers.

Here are five ways that 5G could boost your ability to think outside the box as a designer. Read More

The Wi-Fi Alliance has launched a certification program recently for a new standard and technology known as Wi-Fi Aware. This program is for a technology which works with smartphone’s in built Wi-Fi sensing capabilities letting the Wi-Fi Aware devices discover each other before they get connected. Read More

You may want to reconsider wireless router upgrade if you haven’t considered it since long. Even if your old router is still working, the new one will offer you a better Wi-Fi. Read More

Setting up robust Wi-Fi networks for business is far from being a nerve-wracking experience. With the Bring your Own Device trend on the rise, a large number of tablets and smartphones are making their way into the corporate networks. With the passage of time, this number will rise. Read More

With an average cost of $3.5 million worth of corporate data lost due to data breaches, the importance of having a secure IT infrastructure is becoming more urgent than ever. Read More