Many of the new Domain Name Extensions have launched with many more to come, so it you missed out on the .com or com.au then there is an alternative now! Check out one of the domain name providers and you will surely find what you are looking for whether your website is for a store, accountant, book, school, bank, plumber etc, they will all be available for you to choose from.
Need a Website? We have a range of new services now available at Bunbury Computer Repairs including Website Design Packages, Image Creation, WordPress Installation and Set Up of Templates, HTML5/PHP Templates, Shopping Carts and Search Engine Optimization services all to help get your business off the ground in 2014.
Is your business ready for the release of over 1000 New Domain Name Extensions? Soon you wont just have .com.au or .net.au, com or org…over a period of time as many as 1500 new domain name extensions will be released, for example if your an online Retailer you will be able to pre-register your new domain extension under .shop, .clothing or .shopping.
Cloud computing is a popular computer term which has different interpretations. In computer science by ‘cloud’ is understood a network of computing devices which work together to provide services. More specifically, in web hosting cloud computing means that all web hosting services (web, ftp, mail, etc) run on many different servers ensuring that a failure in one device will not cause a service failure. 
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Years ago having a website was optional. Today it’s a given. Customers are increasingly using their mobile devices including Android tablets, iPad’s, iPhone’s and other Smartphone’s to visit your website. They are more comfortable with the technology, it is convenient when they are on the go however this type of technology demands now more website features. Many of these web-enabled tablets and phones render the full website on their small screen. Users zoom in and out to read portions of the web page. While it’s an impressive solution from the manufacturers’ point of view, for the customers it can be a frustrating experience.
Being a computer technician, the most frequent question I get asked is, who creates these viruses and how did my computer get it? There is no real clear cut answer to that, you may have clicked on an unsuspecting website that has content on it infected with a virus, or something you downloaded or received via email might have a virus attached to it. Also the first programmers to create viruses did so for fun and bragging rights. For the most part they were non-destructive.
