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Those who have followed the development of the iPhone closely will most likely know of Apple’s policy when it comes to applications (“apps”) of ‘questionable’ content: they ban them from the Apple App Store. Such content included, up until very recently, anything to do with gambling.

Mobile phones have become so tightly packed with technology it’s difficult to find the “phone” bit on them. It plays silly tunes every now and then but it's actually a mobile personal device enabling people to excel in the social and business environments of the 21st century.

Such has been the pace at which the Internet has invaded our lives that sooner or later we all wake up one morning and announce that it is time to set up a web site. By all, we truly do mean everyone from individuals to businesses to communities and clubs.

The Indian mobile phone industry is considered to be the largest and fastest growing telecommunication niche in the world after China. Although China beats India in the number of mobile telephone connections, it will not be long before the statistics are reversed owing to whopping growth rate (estimated at over 8 million new connections a month).

Those clever people at Google provide a great service for those of us interested in keywording articles and photographs. Google provide tools both for suggesting keywords and for analysing the traffic each keyword combination gets. I'll be taking a look at both these tools in this series of articles, and giving some tips on their use.

Does search engine optimization really make a difference? Isn't it better just to create rich content at your web site, rather than playing around with keywords and the like?

To test what difference, if any, increasing the keyword density of a basic article has on bringing visitors to the page, I set up a little experiment in SEO. 

Does it really make a difference whether or not you optimize your web pages for search engines? Do you really need to bother with finding good search-engine-friendly keywords, filling in your keywords meta tags, or creating human-readable URLs?

Does it really make a difference whether or not you optimize your web pages for search engines? Do you really need to bother with finding good keywords, filling in your meta tags, or creating human-readable URLs?

It's easy to do a simple experiment to see if a little optimization helps bring people to your web site. In fact, let's do that experiment right here, right now!

The Swedish CMS job market is dominated by employers seeking EpiServer skills. Companies throughout Sweden that are implementing EpiServer to manage corporate content, documents and websites face skills shortages in several key areas that may slow development efforts and jack up costs.

Agile is a set of software development methods aimed at speeding up software development process and making sure the software meets the needs of user. Scrum in a slimline project management method that is frequently used in Agile projects. How do they work with the need to produce high-quality user documentation?