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Content Testing, which is also known as Usability Testing, can simply be defined as a practice of testing whether the written content is appropriate & suitable for the audience in question, and whether or not they are able to understand & comprehend it. The main objective of content testing is to v Read More

Activation Capital engages and connects the many influential players in the Richmond region’s innovation ecosystem and across Virginia, and strives to give start-up founders access to the tools and resources they need to navigate the entrepreneurial process. Read More

Constant improvements to chatbot technology allow more accurate bot interactions. As a result, chatbots have changed the customer service game. This shouldn’t surprise anyone. Consider that chatbots allow quicker response time to customer queries and faster resolutions. In fact, a HubSpot study fou Read More

Just as a website, mobile apps are at an increased risk of DDoS attacks. Let’s walk you through some of the steps you can take to safeguard your mobile apps from DDoS attacks.
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Just because you've got a device without a manual doesn't mean you need to throw it away. There are plenty of places on the Internet that can help you find its instructions.
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The software development industry is extremely competitive these days, the clients want the projects to be developed on lower costs with a higher level of customer satisfaction. Read More

For years (pre-2013) thinking of the best domain name to represent our blog, company, brand, or any site was our only concern. As more of the world moves to the Web and things start to feel a little crowded, we now have more options to consider when deciding which domain extension is the best for o Read More

Worldwide there are hundreds, if not thousands, of diesel generator manufacturers. Each manufacturer offers a similar but subtly different product, however there is spectrum in both cost and quality. Read More

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has announced that it custom-designed a new supercomputer for NASA’s Ames Research Center to support modeling and simulations of entry, descent, and landing (EDL) for the agency’s missions and Artemis program, a mission to land the next humans on the lunar South Pol Read More