Hello all,
We’re very excited to announce that we’ve joined CJ, or Commission Junction, as part of our plans for growing our affiliate program. CJ is the largest affiliate network in the world and serves the US, UK, most of Europe and more.
CJ is free to join. If you do not have an account, you can sign up here. If you already have an account, working with WebHostingBuzz is as easy as going to the Get Links section and finding us under the Web Hosting/Servers category.
We still maintain our in-house affiliate program for both WebHostingBuzz.com and WebHostingBuzz.co.uk (two separate programs). You can find these at:
http://www.webhostingbuzz.com/affiliates.php
http://www.webhostingbuzz.co.uk/affiliates.php
Regards,
Matt
Hello all,
We’ve added a lot of new cool banners to our WebHostingBuzz.co.uk affiliate program. If you haven’t joined the program yet, you can at http://www.webhostingbuzz.co.uk/affiliates.php. We’re offering a healthy commission / affiliate payment for each customer you refer to us.
Here’s a sneak preview of some of our banners:
We sincerely apologize for giving you wrong information earlier. The thing is that in process of requesting the information, it was accidentally shown the period of last 7 days, not last month (ref. October). That’s why you have seen such numbers. Now the percentage is edited and we will do our best to prevent such confusing situation in future. Thank you for helping us to figure out the mistake!
asteroid2.whbdns.com100.000%
business2.whbdns.com100.000%
business3.webhostingbuzz.com99.936%
buzz1.whbdns.com100.000%
buzz2.whbdns.com99.995%
buzz4.whbdns.com99.993%
buzzsg1.whbdns.com100.000%
buzzsg2.whbdns.com100.000%
buzzsg4.whbdns.com100.000%
galaxy2.whbdns.com100.000%
intense1.whbdns.com100.000%
panda.whbdns.com100.000%
server01.webhostingbuzz.com100.000%
server02.webhostingbuzz.com100.000%
server03.webhostingbuzz.com100.000%
server04.webhostingbuzz.com100.000%
server05.webhostingbuzz.com100.000%
server21.webhostingbuzz.com100.000%
server22.webhostingbuzz.com99.996%
server23.webhostingbuzz.com100.000%
server24.webhostingbuzz.com99.987%
server25.webhostingbuzz.com100.000%
server26.webhostingbuzz.com100.000%
shared6.whbdns.com100.000%
shared7.whbdns.com100.000%
shared8.whbdns.com100.000%
shared9.whbdns.com100.000%
ss1.webhostingbuzz.com100.000%
ss2.webhostingbuzz.com100.000%
ss3.webhostingbuzz.com100.000%
ss4.webhostingbuzz.com100.000%
zeus.whbdns.com_new100.000%
rs1.abstractdns.com100.000%
rs10.abstractdns.com100.000%
rs11.abstractdns.com100.000%
rs12.abstractdns.com100.000%
rs14.abstractdns.com100.000%
rs15.abstractdns.com100.000%
rs16.abstractdns.com97.968%
rs17.abstractdns.com100.000%
rs18.abstractdns.com99.871%
rs2.abstractdns.com99.954%
rs21.abstractdns.com100.000%
rs22.abstractdns.com99.985%
rs23.abstractdns.com100.000%
rs3.abstractdns.com100.000%
rs32.abstractdns.com100.000%
rs4.abstractdns.com99.997%
rs5.abstractdns.com100.000%
rs6.abstractdns.com99.938%
rs7.abstractdns.com100.000%
rs8.abstractdns.com100.000%
rs9.abstractdns.com100.000%
Oh, mobile browsing – one of the hottest topics these days isn’t it? Now that all the cool kids and their grandmas have Internet access on their mobile gadgets (90% of the population has mobile network coverage!), we can take a look at how they’re using it, where, and what should we expect from the future. Click the infographic below to learn more.
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Here are our September 2011 uptime figures as recorded by our external monitoring service.
rs1.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs10.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs11.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs12.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs14.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs15.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs16.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs17.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs2.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs21.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs22.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs23.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs3.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs32.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs4.abstractdns.com 99.953%
rs5.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs6.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs7.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs8.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs9.abstractdns.com 100.000%
asteroid2.whbdns.com 100.000%
business2.whbdns.com 100.000%
business3.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
buzz1.whbdns.com 100.000%
buzz2.whbdns.com 99.960%
buzz4.whbdns.com 100.000%
buzzsg1.whbdns.com 99.476%
buzzsg2.whbdns.com 100.000%
buzzsg4.whbdns.com 100.000%
galaxy2.whbdns.com 100.000%
intense1.whbdns.com 100.000%
panda.whbdns.com 100.000%
sd1.whbdns.com 100.000%
server01.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
server02.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
server03.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
server04.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
server05.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
server21.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
server22.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
server23.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
server24.webhostingbuzz.com 99.140%
server25.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
server26.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
shared6.whbdns.com 100.000%
shared7.whbdns.com 100.000%
shared8.whbdns.com 100.000%
shared9.whbdns.com 100.000%
ss1.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
ss2.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
ss3.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
ss4.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
zeus.whbdns.com_new 100.000%
Here are our August 2011 uptime figures as recorded by our external monitoring service.
rs1.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs10.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs11.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs12.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs14.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs15.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs16.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs17.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs2.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs21.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs22.abstractdns.com 99.598%
rs23.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs3.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs32.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs4.abstractdns.com 99.303%
rs5.abstractdns.com 99.974%
rs6.abstractdns.com 99.909%
rs7.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs8.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs9.abstractdns.com 100.000%
asteroid2.whbdns.com 100.000%
business2.whbdns.com 100.000%
buzz1.whbdns.com 100.000%
buzz2.whbdns.com 98.824%
buzz4.whbdns.com 100.000%
buzzsg1.whbdns.com 100.000%
buzzsg2.whbdns.com 100.000%
buzzsg4.whbdns.com 100.000%
galaxy2.whbdns.com 100.000%
intense1.whbdns.com 99.995%
panda.whbdns.com 100.000%
sd1.whbdns.com 100.000%
server01.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
server02.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
server03.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
server04.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
server05.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
server21.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
server22.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
server23.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
server24.webhostingbuzz.com 99.494%
server25.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
server26.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
shared6.whbdns.com 100.000%
shared7.whbdns.com 100.000%
shared8.whbdns.com 100.000%
shared9.whbdns.com 100.000%
ss1.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
ss2.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
ss3.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
ss4.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
zeus.whbdns.com_new 99.987%
We’ve recently rolled out CloudFlare on all of our shared, business and reseller servers. CloudFlare is a unique plugin designed to enhance performance and security. It acts as both a CDN (content delivery network) and an application level firewall, filtering out frequent bots, hacking attempts and attackers while delivering good visitors to your website.
CloudFlare’s basic service is completely free for all WebHostingBuzz customers and our integration with CloudFlare means you can instantly deploy it through cPanel.
To find out more about CloudFlare, you can visit their website at here. Be sure to check out the cPanel plug-in!
Here are our July 2011 uptime figures as recorded by our external monitoring service.
rs1.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs10.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs11.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs12.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs14.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs15.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs16.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs17.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs2.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs21.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs22.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs23.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs3.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs32.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs4.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs5.abstractdns.com 99.425%
rs6.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs7.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs8.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs9.abstractdns.com 100.000%
asteroid2.whbdns.com 100.000%
business2.whbdns.com 99.215%
buzz1.whbdns.com 100.000%
buzz2.whbdns.com 100.000%
buzz4.whbdns.com 100.000%
buzzsg1.whbdns.com 100.000%
buzzsg2.whbdns.com 100.000%
buzzsg4.whbdns.com 100.000%
galaxy2.whbdns.com 100.000%
intense1.whbdns.com 100.000%
panda.whbdns.com 100.000%
sd1.whbdns.com 100.000%
server01.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
server02.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
server03.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
server04.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
server05.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
server21.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
server22.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
server23.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
server24.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
server25.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
server26.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
shared6.whbdns.com 100.000%
shared7.whbdns.com 99.964%
shared8.whbdns.com 100.000%
shared9.whbdns.com 100.000%
ss1.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
ss2.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
ss3.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
ss4.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
zeus.whbdns.com_new 99.686%
Here are our uptime figures for May and June, 2 months at once now because of monitoring systems rearrangements (and thus data source changes) that took place in late May and early June. the numbers are pretty much usual, 99+ %
asteroid2.whbdns.com 100.000%
business2.whbdns.com 100.000%
buzz1.whbdns.com 100.000%
buzz2.whbdns.com 100.000%
buzz4.whbdns.com 100.000%
buzzsg1.whbdns.com 100.000%
buzzsg2.whbdns.com 100.000%
buzzsg4.whbdns.com 100.000%
galaxy2.whbdns.com 99.633%
intense1.intensewhb.com 100.000%
panda.whbdns.com 100.000%
sd1.whbdns.com 100.000%
server01.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
server02.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
server03.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
server04.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
server05.webhostingbuzz.com 98.155%
server21.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
server22.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
server23.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
server24.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
server25.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
server26.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
shared6.whbdns.com 100.000%
shared7.whbdns.com 100.000%
shared8.whbdns.com 100.000%
shared9.whbdns.com 100.000%
ss1.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
ss2.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
ss3.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
ss4.webhostingbuzz.com 100.000%
zeus.whbdns.com 100.000%
zeus.whbdns.com_new 49.123% (100.000%)
rs1.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs10.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs11.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs12.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs14.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs15.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs16.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs17.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs2.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs21.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs22.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs23.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs3.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs32.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs4.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs5.abstractdns.com 99.949%
rs6.abstractdns.com 99.790%
rs7.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs8.abstractdns.com 100.000%
rs9.abstractdns.com 100.000%
Just when you thought you had the mobile computer market figured out, another category is about to appear. Laptops, netbooks, and tablets will soon be joined by the newest type of mobile computer: ultrabooks.
Intel trademarked the term “ultrabook”, is setting guidelines and optimizing its processors for the devices. Initially, Sandy Bridge processors will be used, but faster, more efficient processors will appear when the new Ivy Bridge architecture is ready later this year.
First and foremost, ultrabooks will thin and light laptops with quick resume from standby. Unlike netbooks, ultrabooks will include powerful processors such as i7 dual-core models, and be capable of running the latest Windows operating system and Windows applications. This could make them true lightweight alternatives to a desktop replacement laptop, as opposed to netbooks which come with many power and application compromises.
Key to long-term market success, according to Intel, is that ultrabooks will be affordable. They are planned to initially sell for less than $1000, with prices dropping quickly as volume increases.
“We’re lowering the price,” says Intel executive vice president Sean Maloney, “not so much immediately, but over time.” Part of the ultrabook concept is getting really thin, really responsive systems down into the mainstream, he says. When they cost $1,000 or more, they’re relegated to 10% of the notebook market.
“If we do it right, the PC Ultrabook will be 40% of the notebook market in about 18 months,” says Maloney. “We did this before in 2008 and we screwed it up: we didn’t cut the price. Now, we’ll cut the price, thanks to volume and scale.”
Ultrabooks will combine the performance of a laptop with “tablet-like features” in a “thin, light and elegant design,” says Maloney.
The first announced is the Asus UX21 Ultrabook. Expected to be available in September, it is 17mm (0.67 inches) at its thickest point and uses a Core i7 processor. Rumoured possibly to beat that launch date are ultrabooks from HP, but HP has yet to confirm that.
I had thought that tablets would eat significantly into the netbook market. Ultrabooks, if they turn out to be as good as they sound, could revitalize the lightweight portable computer market and offer a strong alternative to tablets. People who want portable e-readers, music players and other such apps may choose tablets. Those of us wanting more of a portable desktop alternative, with a proper keyboard and able to run all normal Windows apps, may prefer an ultrabook.