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HTTPS Is More Secure, So Why Isn’t the Web Using It?
In: web resources
19 Mar 2011You wouldn’t write your username and passwords on a postcard and mail it for the world to see, so why are you doing it online? Every time you log in to Twitter, Facebook or any other service that uses a plain HTTP connection, that’s essentially what you’re doing. There is a better way, the secure [...]
AOL CEO Discusses Google, Search Deals
In: web resources
8 Jun 2010AOL’s current search deal with Google will expire in six and a half months, and although it looks like AOL’s CEO, Tim Armstrong, would prefer to stick with the search giant, his options are supposedly not limited. Armstrong talked today about how things could go in several directions. To be fair, Armstrong was nothing but [...]
New Entry-Level MacBook Leaked [VIDEO]
In: web resources
16 May 2010A Vietnamese website — the same one that got hold of another Apple 4G iPhone last week — has posted a video and details about the new entry-level MacBook 7.1. The machine’s CPU was upgraded to a 2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor, increased from 2.26GHz in the previous generation, and graphics were given a [...]
Rumor: Sprint EVO 4G Coming June 6th [New Rumor Says HTC EVO 4G Will Come June 6th For $200]
In: gadgets
8 May 2010Sprint may be slowly dying, but the HTC EVO 4G is going to be a strong shot in the arm for the ailing US carrier. IntoMobile is now reporting that they’re hearing from sources within Sprint that the HTC EVO 4G is coming on June 6th for $200. (more…) Related posts on TFTS: Sprint HTC [...]
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A Quick Guide to Using HTML5 Forms
In: web resources
17 Aug 2011Web forms are everywhere—contact forms, comment forms, sign up forms—these days you’d be hard pressed to find a website without a form. Sadly, HTML wasn’t originally developed with forms in mind and working with forms on the web is more difficult than it should be. Even something as basic as adding a date-picker to a [...]