Mobile users can almost do anything on their smartphones; for most of you that includes accessing your web pages hosted at Midphase. For Android fans, the features and lower prices set them apart from Apple. Whether it’s a Samsung Galaxy S4 or Nexus 4, specs play a major role for end-users. One of the spec [...]
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It is highly recommended that you ensure your WordPress login password is a secure password comprising of at least 8 characters and includes special characters (@#$%^&*), a variation of upper and lower case letters, and numbers. Common Password Example: secretword123 Secure Password Example: Z4Tn@V^oes
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QuickBooks is one of the world’s leading accounting packages and at times synonymous with small business. However, it would be mistake to believe that this is the only option out there. We found a few solutions, including some free ones, which you may find useful to manage the business hosted by Midphase.
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We are very excited to announce we’re moving our U.S. headquarters to a newer, bigger, and better office! Located close to our old location, the new office brings together a lot of work and effort by many of our team members. _________________________________________________________________________________________________ Important Notice Due to the office move, our phone systems will be unavailable [...]
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Managing global, bandwidth-hungry datacenters is no laughing matter: It requires scores of engineers, networks, SANs and a huge server infrastructure to deliver the uptime and reliability necessary to run blogging websites, corporate intranets and sophisticated content managements systems. With all that, everyone needs a quick vent every now and then to lighten up. Come on, [...]
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It was only recently that nearly 3,000 websites, ISPs, router vendors and hosting providers, including Midphase, enabled IPv6 on their internal data center networks, marking a major milestone in the growth of the Internet. Since IPv4 addresses are running out, or have run out in certain parts of the world, the new protocol was required [...]
Filed under: Dedicated Hosting, General, Industry Trends, Web Hosting by Jake Neeley
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HTML5 is here and is reshaping the way websites using our cheap hosting platforms are developed and designed. Web browser developers are continually updating to support HTML5, including Internet Explorer (IE). Past versions of IE have caused a few headaches for web developers so on that note, how many HTML5 features do you think are [...]
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Whenever the term cheap or affordable comes up in a conversation relating to web hosting companies there may sometimes be a natural tendency to assume that there is a consequent loss in quality, features and/or benefits. However, over the last several years a small minority of cheap hosting providers have been carefully fine-tuning their infrastructure [...]
Filed under: General, Web Hosting by Clint Reeves
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In the world of web servers, Apache stands head and shoulders above the rest, with roughly 19 million new hostnames selecting the software to run their web assets in February 2012 alone. But, over the years this popular open-source web server has started donning a lot more clothes and accessories, that means it’s not as [...]
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So you think your one-person operation or SMB is too small to kick-start an intranet? Think again! Web designers, web developers and small business owners including architects, accountants, lawyers and medical practices can all benefit from a private internal network that allows both your employees (and customers) to share, post and download files relating to [...]
Filed under: General, Tips and Tutorials by Clint Reeves
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