DomainTools.com, a site know for its domain research tools, has released a cool new application for the iPhone and iPad. It has a WHOIS lookup feature with site thumbnails as well as a domain availability checker. This tool is very convenient for domainers on the go. A lot of times …
July, 2010
June, 2010
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4 June
Smokescreen to Create Flash-free Ads
When it was officially announced that the iPhone would never have Flash player installed, Apple users moaned. When Steve Jobs denounced Flash and swore that the iPad would also be Flash-free, people began to become concerned. For animation and video, Flash currently reigns supreme on the Web, but it has …
March, 2010
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12 March
iPhone and smartphone SSH with WebShell
You cannot be at your desk 24/7 even if you are the best system administrator the world has ever known. You also cannot predict when your server will need attention or where you will be when it does. We live in an age where mobile devices are as common as …
February, 2010
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4 February
Monitoring your server from your iPhone
Picture this. You’re on the go, traveling, working, going on a date, or even just taking a nap, and you suddenly start getting phone calls. Little do you know that those phone calls are from angry customers or your boss. The server went down two hours ago, but you had …
July, 2009
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22 July
Free iPhone app tracks IPv4 depletion
Some folks may not be worried about IPv4 depletion, but for those who are, there’s a neat application called ByeBye v4 for the iPhone and iPod Touch that tracks the number of IPv4 addresses remaining. The application provides other information, too, such as the number of IPv6 addresses in use, …
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16 July
Prototype allows for creation of iPhone data center
In June, a free piece of software called ServersMan launched that lets any iPhone or iPod Touch be used as a web server. Its maker, a Japanese company by the name of FreeBit, wants to go even further, unveiling a prototype today for an iPhone server rack. The rack holds …
June, 2009
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8 June
Use iPhone or iPod Touch as Web Server with ServersMan
Just in time for the suspected announcement of the new iPhone, here’s a post about an application that lets you use any iPhone or iPod Touch as a web server. Launched last month under the name Serversman, it lets any iPhone/iPod Touch connected to a WiFi or 3G network be …