Google Promising 25% to 60% speed improvements for your website for free!

Page Speed Service is the latest tool in Google’s arsenal to help speed up the web. This service is also their most ambitious yet. When you sign up and point your site’s DNS entry to Google, they’ll enable the tool which will fetch your content from your servers, rewrite your webpages, and serve them up from Google’s own servers around the world. Yes, you read all of that correctly. Continued…

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By iDreams – July 28, 2011

iPhone 5 Launching in Second Week of September

The China Times pinpoints the iPhone 5 release to the second week of September with an initial order of 4 million units. Suppliers are said to be currently preparing 400,000 trial run units Continued…

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By iDreams – July 28, 2011

Apple Working on an Ultra-Thin 15″ Mac Book Model

Apple is working on a 15″ ultra-thin Mac notebook.We aren’t certain if it will be called a MacBook Air or MacBook Pro, but we do know that it is already in late testing stages at Apple.

Apple’s notebook lineup has received a significant revamp over the past two years, and the introduction of the MacBook Air seems to have finally edged out the low-end MacBook design. While originally priced as a premium product, the Air seems to have found amore mainstream market as its starting price dropped to only $999. Continued…

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By iDreams – July 27, 2011

Dealing with planned site downtime

Outages that are not clearly marked as such can negatively affect a site’s reputation. While Google cannot guarantee any crawling, indexing or ranking, there are methods to deal with planned website downtime in a way that will generally not negatively affect your site’s visibility in the search results.

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By iDreams – July 2, 2011

URL Structure for Mobile Content

Websites with only Desktop Experience Content

Most websites currently have only one version of their content, namely in HTML that is designed for desktop web browsers. This means all browsers access the content from the same URL.These websites may not be serving traditional mobile phone users. The quality experienced by their smartphone users depends on the mobile browser they are using and it could be as good as browsing from the desktop.

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By iDreams – July 2, 2011

The New Web Safe Fonts from Google

In the past, when you created a website or web app, you were largely limited to a few select “web safe” fonts such as Times and Arial. If you deviated from these fonts, you were required to use Adobe Flash or to embed text in images, which introduced a whole new set of trade offs. For example, images aren’t semantic, cannot be translated into other languages automatically, and can be much larger in file size than text. In addition, text in images cannot be copied to a user’s clipboard, read with screen-reading software, or easily indexed by search engines. Continued…

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By iDreams – July 2, 2011