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Monday, March 27, 2017

Which are the best free hosting sites of 2015 with no ads

Which are the best free hosting sites of 2015 with no ads


Over Internet, We have come across more than thousand of hosting provider. Before starting a website we need to know basic needs. Most of the people search in Google or contact a website builder to start online business.

To become a Website owner, you need to have creative skill, little web designing knowledge and investment. To be a part blogger, it’s very difficult to create a self hosted website. WordPress and Blogger are two popular places to create a website. Among them, blogger.com which is owned by Google is better option for beginner. Later we can migrate from blogger to WordPress easily. Hosting service is mainly divided into hosted account (freehost) and self hosted.

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Paid hosting vs Free hosting


The main goal most of the website provider is to earn handsome of money. But beginner writer don’t wish to start their website in blogger platform. Because of limited service compared to WordPress. However, we can also create website in WordPress through self-hosting with 0 fees. Take a look on top free hosting provider of 2015.

BYETHost.com: This hosting service provides major features without charging a penny. Features include 1000MB disk space, 50GB monthly transfer, file manager, dedicated MYSQL server etc. Alike 000webhost.com, BYETHOST doesn’t include advertisement or popup banners in site.

Yola.com: it consisting of 4 plans, while signing up Yola web hosting. Users can choose premium service for full support and free plan for limited usage. In Yola free plan hosting, website can create up to 3 pages, 1GB bandwidth, 1GB storage and website can be hosted with sub domain.

X10hosting: It is founded in 2004 which provide a top features without charging any fees. X10hosting includes huge disk space, huge data transfer, no pop-up ads or banner, auto installer (joomla, Wordpress and SMF site). E-mail accounts are set to limited (3) for single site.

Freehostingnoads.net: The names itself indicates no banner ads, pop-up, link ads annoying in free plan. Freehostingnoads.net features include file manager, 20 GB space, 3 PHP version, create website with own custom domain and free site builder.
  
Wix.com: it is really easy with Wix to build a website which provides a step by step guideline. Moreover installation takes a couple of minutes and has a large number of templates. And Website created through Wix is user friendly and search engine optimized.

Conclusion:
If you are confused on choosing a best among free hosting. We recommend free freehostingnoads.net that provides a better feature compared to other hosting service. Feel free to share this on social and get connected by following on social network to get latest updates. And don’t forget comment below, if you do have any doubt!

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Wednesday, February 1, 2017

Windows Server 2012 R2 iOS Android Remote Desktop apps coming but no Windows Phone

Windows Server 2012 R2 iOS Android Remote Desktop apps coming but no Windows Phone




Microsoft will officially launch Windows Server 2012 R2 on October 18th, but it looks like the company is going to be offering some extra incentives for people to use their latest Server OS. The company has officially announced plans to release iOS and Android Remote Desktop apps that will connect to the operating system for the first time.
Microsoft very briefly mentioned the iOS and Android apps in a press release that mostly talked about the companys cloud-based enterprise software services. The apps are supposed to be released later this month but Microsoft has yet to offer a specific release date or pricing. The company will also release new versions of its Remote Desktop apps for Windows, Windows RT and OS X.
While Microsoft is not talking much about these new apps, Michel Roth, who is a Microsoft MVP on the desktop services side, posted some more information on his blog site today. He stated:
When you see the clients youll notice they are pretty sweet and not as basic or as v1  as you might expect.  The iOS Remote Desktop app supports iOS 6 and 7 and the Android Remote Desktop app is posed to support Android versions as far back as Gingerbread. The OS X Remote Desktop app provides even more functionality that you would expect from a desktop app. Think about seamless windows or applications portal.
Microsoft certainly seems to be open to releasing its software products on many different platforms, which is something that Google has definitely not shown for the Windows operating systems. However, the press release did not mention a Windows Phone Remote Desktop app which has puzzled some people on Twitter.
We have emailed Microsoft to get clarification on any plans for a Windows Phone Remote Desktop app.

Source: Microsoft via ZDNet | Image via Microsoft

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Wednesday, September 14, 2016

You can no longer downgrade from iOS 7 to iOS 6

You can no longer downgrade from iOS 7 to iOS 6



After a significant period of testing, Apples overhauled iOS 7 has made the move and gone public and official. As with any major software rework, there was no shortage of bugs (some bigger than others), nor was there a lack of complaints about the new look of the OS.

As always, however, there are those who dont quite like the new OS and want to revert back to iOS 6. Whether their concerns are strictly related to the new design, or they simply suddenly found out just how old their iPhone 4 is getting (the oldest iPhone to support the new OS), due to the significantly more animation-heavy iOS 7, theyre simply not given a voice. Said more explicitly, in a typical Apple fashion the plug has been pulled on iOS 6 officially, meaning that whatever ways you could find to revert back will no longer work. Thats not to say you cant revert back to it at all, its just that Cupertino has stopped signing older firmware, meaning that you wont have access to essentials, such as the iTunes store.

 Some of you will be quick to demonize Apple for this, and we fully get it – were, after all, enthusiastic proponents of choice. On the other hand, Apple has traditionally kept OS fragmentation to a minimum thanks to a strong hand approach like this -- a good thing for a number of reason, like an overall better and more targeted support for our iPhones.
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