So iOS 6 was just released (yay!) and it has brought some welcome changes. Turn-by-turn GPS, for example. But it has also brought about a disturbing problem, and I’m not sure how many people have realized it yet. When I upgraded earlier today, I logged into Facebook in my phone settings to enable the new.

I wrote a post awhile back about ways to protect your WordPress site from being hacked. Since then, I’ve worked with several clients whose sites had already been compromised to help them rid their blogs of infected files and malware warnings. Here are a few reminders for keeping your WordPress site secure: 1. Don’t rely.

This post may be a little hypocritical coming from someone who just launched a website hosting service, especially since my service offers the option to transfer in domains. However, I still advise against it for reasons I’ll explain below - I don’t even register my own domains with my service! Domains and Hosting - A.

I’m pleased to announce that Nuts and Bolts Media now offers website hosting! I wanted to provide my clients (and others) with an affordable solution for moving to self-hosted WordPress. Sometimes cost is prohibitive, especially when you’re just starting out with your blog or website and don’t know how committed you’ll be. With plans starting.