Cloud Computing Risks & How to Manage Them
This is a guest post by Biljana. Let us know, if you would like to write a guest post for TechSagar.com
Cloud computing has been hailed as the future of how we will store and access our data, applications and more, but it is not without its risks. The fact is, cloud hosting is still in its relative infancy and many of the biggest risks of using the cloud have still yet to be fully uncovered and tackled. There are currently known risks, such as data security, that can be actively managed to make sure that any risks of cloud computing are mitigated. Here, we’ll take a look at a few of these risks and what the most effective ways to mange them are. Continue Reading >>
Internet Neutrality: An eye over the Myths
Ever since FCC has released the new Internet Neutrality rules, a new battle has been initiated in the world of wireless internet. Amazon, Mozilla, eBay and many others have already joined the race favoring the implementation of Internet Neutrality. Network Neutrality advocates a neutral approach to the access of the content, sites platforms and the modes of communication. The foremost idea behind Net Neutrality is bringing uniformity all across the wireless world. But with this new and exciting concept of Net Neutrality comes several unavoidable myths.
10 WordPress Plugins For Keeping Your Blog Organized
This is a guest post by James Adams. Let us know, if you would like to write a guest post for TechSagar.com
WordPress is a popular blogging platform, but serious bloggers often express frustration when trying to organize their content. Readers either feel uncomfortable in a cluttered environment or they can’t find content that interests them.
Bloggers can solve problems with their blog’s organization by installing WordPress plugins that can help make their site look and feel more organized. They can get started by trying these 10 WordPress plugins for keeping your blog organized.
Effectively Scale Rapidly Expanding Businesses
When a business is just starting out, it can be difficult to know how much money you’re going to make from one month to the next. You have two main choices in how you’re going to handle the software needs for your company. These choices can determine how easy it’s going to be when your business starts to grow.
You can purchase your software outright. This will cost more money up front, but you won’t have to pay anything else until you need to use the same software on a second computer. At that point, you’ll have to purchase a new computer and a new license for each new computer you want to run it on. This can make it expensive to expand your business, especially if you’re not sure whether it will be as profitably in the following months. Continue Reading >>
5 Websites for Stock Photos
A long list, a few paragraphs, an essay. Everything is just words, words, and words. Every blog needs photos to brighten things up. But where can you get stock photos that don’t cost an arm and a leg? Well, look no further; here are five websites for stock photos online.
7 Crowdsourcing Sites to Help Your Web Work
Crowdsourcing, what–? If you haven’t heard of this term, then WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN?!? Crowdsourcing refers to 
hiring a lot of people for a task that’s normally done by an individual. It’s slowly gaining momentum, and is fast becoming one of the most popular buzzwords in many online companies today. The reason is simple: it has saved them a lot of money time and time again. So maybe you’re as skeptic as a tight peanut butter jar; but you’ll believe us after reading these seven companies who used it for their business model—and actually succeeded. Continue Reading >>
Developing apps around VMware vSphere made easy using vSphere Java
If you are building any VMware vSphere powered cloud based solutions or any other application around the vSphere virtualization suite, then it’s most likely that you will have a need to access or manage the virtual resources programmatically. One way to accomplish this is by making direct use of the standard VMware vSphere web service SDK API’s. But the poor design & the very complex nature of these API’s makes it hard to program against these API’s even for an experienced developer. This is where the open source vSphere Java API’s comes in handy. Continue Reading >>
Windows 8 and the Cloud- Is the future arriving a bit too soon?
Windows 8 is likely to be a major improvement in a lot of technical fields. The Windows 8 news and rumours, however, are also generating a lot of issues for the IT sector and users. The trouble is that the 128 bit operations may be a bit too good. If you’re currently using a 64 bit system, you’ll already have seen some of the problems that can arise using that system in an environment which is geared to 32 bit systems. When “the cloud” gets itself functional on a large scale, it’s quite possible that there’ll be a range of issues arising for users. Continue Reading >>
Dangers of Relying only on Online Backup Service
While online backup services would seem to be the answer to all computer users’ data storage needs, in reality, they are not without their flaws and drawbacks. In fact, the fallibility of some online backup services has made some users wish they had instituted a second backup for more important files—even if only on less-trustworthy tapes or disks. And while not everyone will suffer catastrophic data loss, if it ever does happen, you may wish you had taken additional precautions.
Share your Desktop and Control a Computer Remotely: A Guide to Using Mikogo
When someone coined the expression, “Seeing is Believing”, I wonder if they were looking ahead and foreseeing the future technological advancements that would result in the Web collaboration possibilities that are not only available for us today, but are also easy-to-use, secure, and even free. That’s the deal with Mikogo remote desktop software – a free and easy-to-use desktop sharing tool that allows you to share your screen with anyone over the Web, live and in high color quality.
