stuff.co.nz has posted some tips for protecting yourself from being hacked.
The top tips are:
You can read more over at stuff.co.nz
Firefox version 16, recently released by Mozilla, has been taken offline due to security concerns.
“Mozilla is aware of a security vulnerability in the current release version of Firefox (version 16)” said Michael Coates, Mozilla director of security.
Mozilla are recommending users downgrade until the issues have been resolved. The issue allows “a malicious site to potentially determine which websites users have visited.”
You can read more over at techday.co.nz
Simon Probert, country manager for CommVault has revealed that more than 50% of its customers are ready for cloud archiving.
“Typically, you want maybe a week’s worth on local equipment for a very fast restore. Anything older and the cloud is grabbing hold as a better option for long term retention and archiving, he says.
You can read more over at techday.co.nz
Interested in cloud storage? stuff.co.nz has an overview of some of the more popular cloud storage providers.
“Juggling photos, documents and music between devices can be a hassle, but online storage services let you access them from a range of internet-connected devices whenever you like.”
Check out the full list at stuff.co.nz
Tactix director, Nicole Crump, has some tips on successful online marketing.
Her first tip:
“Your 24/7 storefront – treat the company website as the store that is always open and accessible, essentially your “silent” sales person. Does the tone, look and flow match that of your actual stores and staff? Does it match that of your customers?”
You can read more over at TechDay.co.nz
TechDay has tips for helping to make sure shopping online is a safe and secure experience.
Some of the top tips are,
You can read more about the tips above, along with other handy information over at techday.co.nz
The Warehouse has revealed it has seen a rise in online sales over the first half of its financial year.
The company has announced internet revenue was up by 60 per cent compared to the 6 months prior to January 29 2012.
You can read more over at nzherald.co.nz
Trade Me has released a touch screen version of its website.
Users are able to “search, bid and buy, ask and answer questions, and view their account details and ‘My Trade Me’ pages.”
In future, Trade Me plans to add “functions for browsing, placing feedback, editing notes and selecting favourites.”
You can read more about the launch of the website over at techday.co.nz
It’s becoming more and more common to use your Smartphone to shop online. Apps are now popping up to assist users with this.
stuff.co.nz has compiled a list of some of the most popular Apps, including the PriceSpy & eBay shopping apps.
You can read the full list by clicking here.
