Month: January 2016

It’s official YouTube now lets you play videos on repeat

Chris O'Brien January 21, 2016 0 Comments
It’s official YouTube now lets you play videos on repeat - YouTube has added the much-needed feature for those who get (or want to get) one song stuck in their head. The new loop feature, however, is only available for YouTube users on the desktop version of YouTube.com and currently isn’t supported for mobile and app users. Chromecast users will also be disappointed as it appears that the...
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It’s the end of the road for Windows 8, Internet Explorer 8, 9 and 10

Chris O'Brien January 12, 2016 0 Comments
It’s the end of the road for Window 8.0 and Internet Explorer 8, 9, and 10. With Microsoft ending support on them today it's time to upgrade or make the job of hackers a whole lot easier. End of support for Windows 8 and IE means there will be no more security updates, or updates, via Windows Update and technical support from Microsoft is now off the table. IE 11 will, however, continue to be...
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If you’re spending time moving data between different systems you need to read this

Chris O'Brien January 11, 2016 0 Comments
Do you spend time moving data between your e-commerce website and your accounting software? Or is a chunk of your day taken up keeping your mailing list up to date with changes to customer details from your CRM system? If so read on and find out more about how integrating these systems could make your business more productive! Why integrate your business systems and processes? Keeping systems...
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Google makes another a move to call time on app-install intersitals

Chris O'Brien January 08, 2016 0 Comments
Google has spoken and an all too common feature of the mobile web will never be the same again if developers and site owners follow the path sign-posted by the search giant. App install interstitial ads - those full-screen ads that pop up suddenly when browsing on a mobile device prompting you to download and install an app - are proving too annoying for mobile visitors and Google intends...
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