This being early March, you probably have some girl scout cookies at home or in the office from their recent annual fundraiser. You probably also know that there is such a thing as cookies on the internet. Cookies can be both good and bad. A cookie, can tell websites you recently were
The folks at ReallyB2B have put together this infographic on the seven deadly sins of social media, drawing the parallels of posting to the religious prohibitions. [/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]
There was a time when the world wide web belonged to Netscape, a time when you actually purchased your web browser. Microsoft changed that when they gave away Internet Explorer as part of Windows. Since then, there have been a lot of various browsers out there competing with one another for dominance.
I remember punch cards and programming simple formulas (they didn't seem so simple then) that can be accomplished with a few clicks on a $2 calculator or even on a browser. As we moved into the personal computer age, we have moved from bytes to kilobytes, to megabytes and gigabytes. The smartphone
So we all know and probably all do Google searches. Google powers almost 70% of all internet searches each and every day. Many of us have Android smart phones, which is a Google product. Many of us use Google maps to find our way around on the street, and of course almost
