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Name.com
Name.com isn’t just an accredited domain registrar but a hosting provider as well. Its plans are user-friendly, affordable, and feature-rich. However, you’ll notice some gaps, including a lack of powerful first-party hosting and robust security features. While it’s certainly functional if you only need basic shared hosting, enterprise-level sites won’t be well-accommodated...
UltaHost
Although it initially seemed promising, UltaHost left me feeling disappointed and frustrated. Problems arose within days that support was unable to resolve. While it has some redeemable features, I had no choice but to cancel my plan due to the lack of dependable service. In this case, it’s easy for me to recommend our top web hosts for reliable hosting.
GoDaddy Hosting
After testing GoDaddy, I can say one thing: avoid the basic shared hosting. It’s simply not worth the price tag (Hostinger offers better performance and lower costs on long-term plans). That said, GoDaddy’s WordPress hosting is a good option, but I’ll warn you now – to get all the best features, it will cost you!
Website Accessibility Guide: Get It Right in 2025
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), 16% of the world’s population lives with some form of disability – that’s approximately 1 in 6 people. While accessibility has become interwoven with good user experience (UX) design, there are often many issues remaining that most website owners and managers simply don’t know about. If your site isn’t accessible, it...
Catwatchful Spyware Breached Revealing Thousands of Records
A cybersecurity researcher has uncovered a major breach in the Android spyware app “Catwatchful”, exposing around 62,000 customers, including the app administrator, according to a July 2 blog post. The exposed database revealed at least 26,000 victims of the operation, with the total number potentially being higher. The researcher, Eric Daigle, discovered and exploited a...
TikTok Reportedly Building a New App Version Before US Sale
TikTok is building a new version of its popular app ahead of the planned sale of its US operations, according to a report by The Information. Users will eventually have to migrate to the new app, which is expected to launch on US app stores on September 5. TikTok’s current app is set to remain operational until March 2026, although it will become unavailable on the US...
Google Hit With EU Antitrust Lawsuit Over AI Overviews
A coalition of independent publishers from the European Union (EU) and the UK has filed an antitrust lawsuit against Google, arguing that its new AI overviews could cause “irreparable harm,” as initially reported by Reuters. It also requested that interim measures be taken while the case is pending in court. The coalition, comprising the groups Foxglove, the Independent...
10 Best Web Hosts for Canada Tested in 2025 (+ 4 To Avoid)
As far as web hosting goes, Canadians have it pretty good. Local providers have some of the most competitive offers I’ve seen. Canadians can also take advantage of US-based hosts and infrastructure. Even so, you have to be careful because not all hosts (local or international) deliver on their promise. Some lure you in with low base prices but don’t provide free SSL,...
Denmark To Tackle Deepfakes With Copyright Law
On June 26, the Danish Ministry of Culture announced a parliament-wide agreement to stop the dissemination of AI-powered deepfakes. The proposal would give each Danish citizen copyright over their own image. The Ministry of Culture is set to file a formal proposal by winter of this year. The bill would constitute an amendment to the current Danish copyright law. It defines...
40%+ of Agentic AI To Be Canceled by 2027, Study Finds
AI research and consultancy firm Gartner recently published a study predicting that over 40% of agentic AI projects will be scrapped by 2027. The June 25 study cites rising costs, unclear business value, and “inadequate risk controls” as the top reasons behind the expected cancellations. Projects to develop or partner with agentic AI (also referred to as AI personal...
Facebook Wants To Process Users’ Unpublished Photos
Facebook has begun requesting users’ permission to access their phone’s camera rolls to externally “process” unpublished photos for its AI tools. The social media would then suggest AI-edited versions of photos, collages, and other creative suggestions, as reported by tech news site TechCrunch. Users from the US and Canada have reported that when creating a new story for...