Back in 2015, Windows 10 (the current version of the Windows platform) was described as the last version of Windows. It appears things have changed at Microsoft, with the new Windows 11 platform to be released later this year.
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Maintain your Google rankings by installing an SSL Certificate (i.e. https://)
During October 2017, Google have modified their algorithm for ranking websites. Google now prioritises websites that have an SSL Certificate installed over those that don’t. What this means is, the URL address bar should now show “https://yourwebsite.com.au” in your web browser. This is particularly obvious if you use Google Chrome, where it also displays a…
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8 reasons why I should use WordPress for my business website
Building a website is not just about getting something that looks good. It also needs to be functional, easy to use and modify, and rank well with the search engines which makes it most relevant. Due to the importance of using the best CMS possible, I have listed below 8 reasons why I would choose WordPress as…
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Windows 10 Release – Scheduled for 29 July 2015
So the last version of Windows will be released for download in a few days time. I have put together a couple of things to help you make your decision about if and when you should try it.
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Windows XP support has ended
After 13 years of loyal service, support for Windows XP and Office 2003 officially ended on 8 April 2014. And while PCs running XP still work, Microsoft are no longer offering technical support, seeding security patches, pushing bug fixes or developing service packs.
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