The English language and meanings attached to terms are always changing a fast-paced, technological environment. Sometimes they can be funny. The following are some terms that we hope will put a smile on your face. (more…)
NinthlinkAugust 22, 2008
This Monday we will begin our next drive, the Home-Away-from-Home drive, to collect household items for the Ronald McDonald House families. The drive will go from Monday, August 25th to Friday August 29th. Our goal is to collect at least 200 items! We are accepting every day household items including the following: Men's / Women's- underwear medium and large Shorts with elastic waistband- medium – XXL Glad food storage containers for food storage Kitchen towels- blue/red Socks men/women Toothpaste Brushes/combs Soft…
When it comes to the fine art of Search Engine Optimization (SEO), the team at Ninthlink is always on top of new trends and changes in the digital realm and how people use search engines in today’s culture. The methods people use to find the things they are interested in knowing about, and interested in buying, is the key to meta tagging and making SEO work best for businesses to enhance an online presence. Here Come the Bots All search…
NinthlinkAugust 15, 2008
On August 7, 2008, Ninthlink.com got itself a new look—yes, we are proud to announce that our website has been revamped and improved! It’s been a long and hard journey and we feel you’ll agree that it was worth it. Signup for Ninthlink emails and we will keep you up to date on latest happening, cool trends and more great stuff! What's New with the Website? (more…)
Jeromy StallingsAugust 15, 2008
Gobi is the first embedded mobile wireless solution from Qualcomm that puts an end to all our consumer & enterprise connectivity woes. With Gobi, the notebook computer is a nexus between the different high-speed wireless networking technologies dispersed around the world. Notebooks with Gobi Technology Are the Craze! What does this mean?—Freedom from having to locate hotspots, more choice in carrier networks, and, at the end of the day, freedom to Gobi anywhere you want without the annoyance of lost…
Alex ChousmithAugust 15, 2008