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Overall Rating
1. C I Host Dedicated Servers and CoLocation Services :
Reliable network combined with good prices and a reputable name.
This is an excellent choice for colocation services and resellers.
We have expirenced good customer support so far.
2. FogHost Shared Linux Hosting :
Best overall value in terms of bang for the buck and overall
reliability. From our tests we have not experienced any
downtime at all. Cheap domain names with free website
builder and shopping cart and blog.
3. Yahoo Small Business Hosting :
Well known name and good support and value and you can get
domain names for great price. If you are not too picky, but
want some ecommerce site, then you need to look into this,
because this is a well known brand.
4. RackSpace Dedicated Servers :
Very Expensive, but reliable and if you want support all the
time they have their trademark Fanatical Support. Not be the
best choice for small startups and individuals but good for
large organizations.
5. FogHost Dedicated Servers Bundle :
Best in the dedicated server market with excellent value. No hidden charges
for real and plenty of installed software with minimum
1200GB bandwidth and extremely fast servers.
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Activists and bloggers fear Twitter censorship
(AP) AP - Bloggers and activists from China, the Middle East and Latin America said Friday they were afraid that new Twitter policies could allow governments to censor messages, stifling free expression.
US cybersecurity efforts trigger privacy concerns
(AP)AP - The federal government's plan to expand computer security protections into critical parts of private industry is raising concerns that the move will threaten Americans' civil liberties.
Fresh iPhone Apps for Jan. 27: Frequency, Steam Mobile, RAGE HD update, Baseball Superstars 2012
(Appolicious)
Appolicious - Start your weekend with all the best videos the Internet has to offer with Frequency, an iPad app that makes finding and organizing great videos from all over the place a snap. It’s our top Fresh App today, followed by Steam Mobile, an iOS app that ties to the popular digital video game download portal and lets you impulse-buy during Steam’s crazy game sales no matter where you are. A big update with new levels to RAGE HD tops off our games picks for this weekend, followed by a new, free edition to the Baseball Superstars series from Gamevil.
Viadeo vies for Arab expansion with Moroccan branch
(Reuters)
Reuters - Viadeo, the world's second-biggest online networking site for professionals after LinkedIn, said on Friday it had opened a regional branch in Morocco as it seeks to expand its presence in the increasingly-wired Arab world.
How Brands Can Manage Facebook Comment Overload
(Mashable)
Mashable - Jason Keath is the CEO of Social Fresh, the leading social media education company for marketers. He works with industry leading brands, agencies and vendors to produce social media conferences and online social media training programs. Follow him on Twitter @jasonkeath.
Human beings are social by nature, and not surprisingly, we choose to spend much of our talkative time on Facebook.
Facebook, Washington state target online spam
(AP)
AP - Facebook is partnering with Washington state to combat a type of spam called "clickjacking" that is plaguing the social networking site, company and state officials announced Thursday.
NZ court bails two associates of Megaupload founder
(Reuters)
Reuters - A New Zealand court granted bail on Thursday to two associates of the founder of online file-sharing website Megaupload, accused of being involved in a scheme that allegedly made more than $175 million from Internet piracy and illegal file sharing.
House lawmakers seek Google answers on privacy policy
(Reuters)
Reuters - Lawmakers on the House Energy and Commerce Committee asked Google Inc on Thursday to provide answers about recent changes to the search engine's privacy policy.
CNN behind on TV ratings, ahead of rivals online
(Reuters)
Reuters - CNN may lag behind most of its competitors in the television ratings department, but digital is another story.
Poland signs copyright treaty that drew protests
(AP)
AP - Poland on Thursday signed an international copyright agreement, sparking more demonstrations by Internet users who have protested for days over fear it will lead to online censorship.
ACTA 'Is More Dangerous Than SOPA'
(Mashable)Mashable - SOPA and PIPA are stalled (or dead) in the halls of the U.S. Congress. Yet, there may be a bigger, perhaps more dangerous threat to Internet freedoms on the way, called the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement, or ACTA. At least that's how U.S. Rep. Darrell Issa, R. - Calif., sees it, telling an audience, "As a member of Congress, it's more dangerous than SOPA. It's not coming to me for a vote. It purports that it does not change existing laws. But once implemented, it creates a whole new enforcement system and will virtually tie the hands of Congress to undo it."
AP Interview: Wikipedia founder hails role in US
(AP)
AP - The founder of Wikipedia hailed the online encyclopedia's role in helping halt U.S. legislation aimed at cracking down on Internet piracy, saying the proposed bills needed to be stopped because they were flawed.
Israel sets sights on next-generation Internet
(AP) AP - Israel is often referred to as "Startup Nation," thanks to its long history of high-tech breakthroughs produced by scrappy little companies. But in one critical area, the speed of Internet connections, Israel has fallen behind other tech-savvy countries.
U.S. Takes First Steps Toward Internet Voting
(Mashable)Mashable - The 2012 Republican primary's first vote was not cast in New Hampshire, as most Americans would assume. An Okaloosa County, Fla., resident living in Thailand got that privilege in December, thanks to a new technology called LiveBallot.
LiveBallot, a new platform for accessing ballots built on the Windows Azure operating system, allows American citizens living abroad to access their official ballots from the cloud, 45 days before a state primary or national election.
Facebook After Death: What Should the Law Say?
(Mashable)
Mashable - When you die, your social media presence lives on. But should it? Lawmakers and lawyers are tackling the question of what should happen to your digital life after death.
The Uniform Law Commission recently approved a study committee on fiduciary power and authority to access digital property and online accounts during incapacity and after death. Uniform laws are created when there is little current legislation for states to follow.
Monster Worldwide cautious on 2012
(Reuters)
Reuters - Online recruitment firm Monster Worldwide Inc forecast a weak start to the year and said it will cut jobs, as it does not expect the global job market to improve drastically in the near term.
Netflix wins over Wall Street with subscriber growth
(Reuters)
Reuters - Netflix Inc won back Wall Street's affections on Thursday after adding more U.S. subscribers than expected in the fourth quarter, a rebound that prompted analyst upgrades and the company's biggest one-day stock jump in two years.
Ferris Bueller at the Super Bowl? Online Tease Leaves Few Clues [VIDEO]
(Mashable)Mashable - We haven't heard much from Ferris Bueller since 1986, but apparently he's taken some time off to do a Super Bowl ad.
These mobile apps should be music to your ears
(Appolicious)
Appolicious - There are hundreds if not thousands of high-quality music applications available to download on smartphones and tablet devices. From apps that stream Internet radio stations, to music detection and discovery tools, to concert video services, there is no shortage of apps that rock (and appeal to other genres). Also note that while some apps aren’t built specifically for iPads and Android tablets, they run perfectly well on the larger screens and if anything have better audio capabilities.
Analysis: Wall Street puzzles over Google's new direction
(Reuters)
Reuters - Google Inc, which revolutionized Internet searches with an easy-to-use website, has itself become an increasingly tricky business to grasp.
Android tablets approach tipping point, mimic smartphone rise
(Appolicious)Appolicious - Google’s winning smartphone strategy was to make Android open source and invite anyone and everyone to create a device for their mobile platform. It worked, as HTC, Motorola and others jumped on the opportunity to create smartphones to rival the iPhone. However, the market was reset when Apple released the iPad. Yet another game-changer, the iPad set new standards for tablets, and is already prepping for a third generation release. All the while, Google’s been building an Android platform designed for tablets, eventually releasing Android 4. ...
HP's Plan to Open-Source WebOS: What's Taking So Long?
(Mashable)
Mashable - Hewlett-Packard just announced it would fulfill its promise to make the code of its dormant mobile operating system, webOS, open-source ... by September.
The company, which effectively stopped the webOS platform in its tracks when it killed the HP TouchPad tablet and Palm line of phones last summer, said in a statement that it would gradually release parts of webOS to the open-source community over the next eight months. Starting this month with Enyo 2.0, the webOS developer tool, HP will make individual elements available bit by bit. (The full schedule is below.)
Mozilla Challenges Prove Crowdsourcing Still Works for Fundraising
(Mashable)
Mashable - The Mozilla Firefox Challenge has named a winner -- but the real champion is the public, who yet again proved that crowdsourcing and grass roots campaigns are an effective way to raise money for charity.
The Challenge, hosted on the Crowdrise fundraising platform, pitted 12 celebrities in a race to see who could raise the most money for a charitable cause. Users could donate directly to the charities or sign on as co-fundraisers through Crowdrise.
Samsung seeks to merge smartphone operating platforms
(Reuters)
Reuters - Samsung Electronics Co plans to merge its own 'bada' mobile phone operating software with an open-source Tizen platform as the world's biggest smartphone maker seeks alternatives to Google's Android in its devices.
Microsoft requiring Secure Boot for ARM devices, hamstringing Linux
(Digital Trends)
Digital Trends - As Windows 8 gets closer to reality, more details of Microsoftâs make-it-or-break-it effort to translate its desktop computing success to ARM-driven tablets are emerging. First, Microsoft revealed that ARM-based Windows 8 devices wonât be able to run legacy Windows softwareâitâll be the Metro way, or the highway. Now, Microsoftâs Windows 8 hardware certification requirements reveal another restriction: Microsoft plans to require ARM-based Windows 8 devices use UEFI secure booting technology, dubbed Secure Boot. Although the requirement is likely intended to protect consumers from firmware attacks and prevent so-called jailbreaks of ARM-based Windows 8 tablets, it will also make it difficult or impossible for owners to use the hardware with non-Windows operating systems, like Linux.
One Laptop Per Child Debuts Rugged Tablet for Students in the Developing World
(Mashable)
Mashable - One Laptop Per Child will unveil its XO 3.0 tablet at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas Monday. The fully functional tablet is designed to be inexpensive, use little energy and brave extreme weather conditions.
The rugged tablet includes the Marvell ARMADA PXA618 SOC processor, Avastar Wi-Fi SOC, standard or Pixel Qi sunlight-readable display, and supports Android and Linux operating systems. Unlike any other tablet on the market, it can be powered by solar energy, other alternative sources or hand-cranks.
Firefox 9.0 tops Android Apps of the Week
(Appolicious)
Appolicious - The New York Times called 2011 a prime year for Android as its undeniable dominance finally made major app developers take notice. The result is a number of top brand apps heading to the Android Market, and that growing interest is reflective in this week’s app roundup. Mozilla has long since been interested in the Android platform, and 2011 offered a series of updates for Firefox on Android devices. Papa John’s Pizza and Krispe Kreme also launched Android apps this week, inching one step closer to hungry consumers.
Sony to disable another original PS3 feature: "Install Other OS"
(The Gadget Hound)
The Gadget Hound - Sure, the original launch PlayStation 3 was expensive, but it came loaded with such powerful features as native support for old PS2 titles and the ability to install another operating system — such as Linux — directly onto the console.
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