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The now fully unleashed storm created by Apple's change to the latest developer agreement is pretty fascinating to say the least. Anyone wanting to build an iPhone app without learning Cocoa is now SOL the third party developer platforms that existed in ... read more

Has anyone ever wondered why a percentage of all URLs submitted to Google via an XML Sitemap always get rejected (or not included in their index)? I have submitted site maps for multiple sites in the last few years, all of which contained legitimate URLs, ... read more

Looks like Windows 7 Phone apps are going to be developed in either Silverlight or XNA. This is great news for .NET developers as they won't have to learn a whole new framework in order to develop apps.

Windows Phone 7 seems to be getting a lot ... read more

The first thing anyone should do when building a website and thinking about SEO is to make sure the Page Title, H1 and URL of every page on their site is optimized. I like to call this the Holy Trinity of SEO.

Yes it is very basic and is really ... read more