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Virginia Web Design Company Signs Yet Another New Client – PR Web (press release)
Feb 24th
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Virginia Web Design Company Signs Yet Another New Client
PR Web (press release) In an effort to create a strong online presence and generate more leads, Gainesville Construction has enlisted the help of RevBuilders Marketing, a leading Virginia web design, online marketing and SEO Company, to build their website. |
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SEO companies -How to handle abnormal traffic to your client website? – SubmitinME
Feb 22nd
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SEO companies -How to handle abnormal traffic to your client website?
SubmitinME by Gunaseelan Nadar – Today 55 Views As a SEO company, you must have queries from your clients on getting an unmanageable number of hits to their site whenever a celebrity dies or a natural calamity takes place or an interesting political debate rages. SEO is a thorn in the side of the majority of businesses Picking the Perfect SEO Company Organic SEO Services Might Be Affected With Recent Google Updates |
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The Rebirth of the Desktop PC as the Thin Client: HP
Feb 14th
The original concept of the thin client device, which Hewlett-Packard helped pioneer, was to strip the PC down to just the minimum hardware needed to serve as a decent enough remote access terminal, while moving the compute power to the data center. But with new private cloud architectures enabling businesses to shift computing power between processors as needed, suddenly there’s a trend toward fattening the thin client.
Yesterday, HP announced the replacement of two components in its thin client product line with some hardware components that would actually turn a few heads if they were released as ordinary desktop PCs. The first adds one of AMD’s newest Fusion processors with built-in GPU, and the second marks the latest step in the comeback of one of a much-loved brand among system builders.
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HP’s new t610 series thin client, which replaces the t5740, adds AMD’s dual-core 1.65 GHz Fusion G-series processor. AMD calls it an “APU” rather than a CPU/GPU. It was introduced at about this time last year and made its way into the high end of HP’s value line of Pavilion laptops. It’s the presence of this not-so-ordinary APU from the mobile world that is enabling HP to exploit this thin client form factor in ways it couldn’t before.
“This will be the only thin client in the world with a thermal management capability,” says Allen Tiffany, HP’s thin client marketing manager, in an interview with RWW. “The box itself is rated to 40 degrees Celsius [104° F], so it can already withstand some very harsh operating environments. However, customers being customers, every now and then they do something out of spec.”
Tiffany and I shared some horror stories to that effect, me with the tale of a bank branch that duct-taped its thin client boxes under their desks in the gap between the front drawer and the backboard (which then overheated, charring the wood), Tiffany with the story of customers who drop their thin clients in locked filing cabinets and leave the power cords hanging out from the front.
Now when the ambient temperature exceeds 40° C, he tells me, the t610 will begin a process of stepping down the CPU’s operating level until it’s back within a safe operating range.
“Doing this allows us to best provide for ensuring the components have a very long life cycle,” says Tiffany, “and we don’t do any damage to the device by putting it into an excessively hot environment.” The fact that the t610′s dual Wi-Fi antenna are both self-contained also encourages customers to expose it to the open air, rather than hide it in the desk drawer with the Halloween candy.
The slightly wider space in the so-called “flex chassis” of the t610 Plus (left) gives space for one PCI-Express expansion slot (see what I mean about the desktop PC transition?). It also enables a quad-head display connector, which will make the device right at home in a financial management setting.
One more desktop-like feature that got my attention was the inclusion of a Trusted Platform Module, enabling the t610 to serve as a trusted component in a government setting where full session encryption is vital. Although IBM had been working on a TPM for Linux-based thin clients at least as early as 2005, this is probably the first commercial implementation on a Windows-based thin client.
Tiffany adds the t610′s BIOS will also meet NIST’s guidelines for BIOS protection (April 2011 edition as PDF here). So clearly HP is making a play for the government and public services markets, where the rapid migration to private cloud architectures has already shifted compute power to the server.
HP’s other thin client introduction this week, more in the value space, is the t510 (right). It replaces the existing t5500, and marks the next step forward in the comeback of former system builder favorite Via Technologies. Via’s niche today is the low-power space, so the t510′s dual-core Eden X2 U4200 processor may not always turn heads. But it enables Via’s ChromotionHD 2.0 graphics technology, which is optimized for playing back 1080p full-motion video – and that’s something to see.
Tiffany confirmed that both t510 and t610 are both certified Citrix Ready, which means they’re verified to work well with Citrix’ Xen-brand application virtualization. The next step up in Citrix’ certification system is HDX Ready, which Citrix announced last October. That tier is for devices that can utilize Citrix’ HDX streaming, which lets thin clients serve as both superior graphics workstations and videoconferencing terminals. The HP manager said he expects both models to obtain HDX Ready certification soon.
He also reminded us that all HP thin clients will continue to come pre-installed with HP’s Embedded Device Manager software, which premiered last December. This way, any thin client can serve as an administration station for the entire branch office.
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Covario Issues Annual Client Awards for SEO/SEM Success – ADOTAS
Feb 10th
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Covario Issues Annual Client Awards for SEO/SEM Success
ADOTAS ADOTAS – Search engine marketing/SEO services provider Covario issued the results of its annual Sigma Awards yesterday, during the company's annual INFLECTIONPoint customer conference. Covario presents those awards to its clients who've demonstrated … 8 Search and Social Takeaways from Covario INFLECTIONPoint 2012 |
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Pittsburgh SEO Company Releases 3 Client Case Studies, Each Showing Over 100 … – PR Web (press release)
Feb 9th
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Pittsburgh SEO Company Releases 3 Client Case Studies, Each Showing Over 100 …
PR Web (press release) Pittsburgh SEO Company, Prodigal Solutions (http://prodigalsolutions.com), released 3 SEO case studies, each showing over 100% increase in organic search traffic for their clients. Pittsburgh SEO Company, Prodigal Solutions … |
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Why Every Site Owner Needs a Client Friendly SEO Agent – SubmitinME
Jan 18th
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Why Every Site Owner Needs a Client Friendly SEO Agent
SubmitinME But to put it on the business race track, you got to find the right kind of developers, builders, and optimizers, who should not only claim to know all about SEO, but let their work show returns on the track. With so many fake SEO's on the sprout, … Customizing SEO Campaigns SEO Analyst SEO Campaigns Need To Attract Quality Traffic, Not Just Quantity Says Punch |
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The Hunt For A Perfect Twitter Chat Client
Jan 17th
Last fall ProfNet, the company that connects reporters with sources, asked me to lead a Twitter chat on how journalists can use social media in their work. It was fun, and using a hashtag set up for the chat, I was able to disperse little bits of social media wisdom in 140 characters or less.
I even got my picture in on ProfNet’s sign in Times Square leading up to the chat, a photo of which is now a rather cool conversation piece in my living room.
The problem is not everyone who follows me on Twitter is a journalist, or even cares that much about the inside baseball stuff I talked about during the hour scheduled for the chat. They complained that their feed was filled with me sprouting technical gibberish. Another sent a direct message asking if a “dork-bot” had hacked into my Twitter account.
Several services are stepping up to offer Twitter chat features that Facebook and Google+ users take for granted as an integral part of the service. But questions abound: Do services like Bonfire and Joint match up to make Twitter as good as a chat client as its competitors?
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Both services make similar promises, including the ability to have group chats and private chats with your Twitter followers. Both services work in real-time, an improvement over Twitter’s direct message function, which tends to lag and also does not allow for group chats.
The biggest difference between the two services is that Bonfire works within Twitter’s interface, while Joint is a desktop app that simply using your Twitter login information. Once the app is laoded, conversations and direct messages won’t be updated in your Twitter timeline, and conversations can’t be continued if you try to access them through your mobile phone.
The other drawback for both services is that the people you want to chat with will also have to have the client installed.
All of the services beg the question “Why?” as it seems there are a slew of chat clients like Skype or social networks like Facebook that integrate instant messaging into their core offerings. But if you have a hankering for Twitter chat, here are some other services to consider:
- t.imo.im: Allows you to quickly invite people into a private chat space using Twitter direct messages or @ mentions. Simplistic and somehwat clunky, but quick and uses existing Twitter login credentials.
- TodaysMeet: Lets companies and individuals create “disposable” chat rooms around a Twitter hash tag. The room expires after a user-determined length of time. Bills itself as a way to solicit comment and allow users to participate in a discussion at their own convenience, without the clutter of Twitter’s public timeline.
- Tagch.at: Has the look and feel of old-school chat rooms where you talked with strangers about a common interest. The only difference is chat rooms are built around Twitter hash tags.
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Build Stronger PPC Client Relationships Through Better Communication
Jan 12th
A long time ago I realized that “PPC strategies” aren’t just tactics to be applied to ads or keywords. I also realized that the most successful PPC managers are a special breed of people.
PPC managers have to be good with numbe…
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On Fifth Anniversary, Slingshot SEO Announces First Annual Client and Employee … – MarketWatch (press release)
Jan 10th
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On Fifth Anniversary, Slingshot SEO Announces First Annual Client and Employee …
MarketWatch (press release) INDIANAPOLIS, IN, Jan 10, 2012 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) — Slingshot SEO, the innovative firm delivering digital relevance to deserving brands, has honored outstanding clients and employees with its first annual Slingshot SEO Client & Employee Awards. … |
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Boxee Said To Drop The PC Client Biz With Latest Boxee 1.5 Version – ReelSEO Online Video News
Dec 27th
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Boxee Said To Drop The PC Client Biz With Latest Boxee 1.5 Version
ReelSEO Online Video News The following is an index of our more popular video search engine optimization (Video SEO, VSEO,… Many of us here at ReelSEO are still settling back into our routines following the awesome SMX West… We had the privilege of speaking with Bruce Clay … |
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