R.J. Howard Computing

R.J. Howard Computing is a web development firm catering to small businesses and non-profit organizations.

We cover the following geographical areas:

• Morongo Basin (62 Corridor, from Morongo Valley to 29 Palms)

• High Desert and Mountains of SBD County (Big Bear to Barstow)

• Western Coachella Valley (Palm Springs to Palm Desert, plus DHS)

• San Gorgonio Pass (Banning, Beaumont, Cabazon)

Areas of expertise include:

• Web Site Design & Development

  • General Information Sites

  • Club & Non-Profit Sites

  • Wordpress (either as a blog or CMS)

  • Art and Photo Galleries

  • Classified Advertising

  • E-Commerce

• Web Site Hosting

• Pay-Per-Click Advertising Support

• MySQL Databases (for web sites)

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Unethical tactics employed by companies utilizing SEO tactics such as link farms and loading Web pages filled with irrelevant keywords, are not welcomed by search engine operators. by Kevin Kwang ZDNet Asia

Apple's new iPad device looks like it will have some of the same security issues that affect the iPhone, such as weak encryption, said a mobile security expert. by Elinor Mills CNET News

Buzz started spreading around on Twitter that you can find something awfully funny on travel search site Kayak.com: search for a one-way flight from Sydney to Los Angeles by Caroline McCarthy CNET News

Andrew Cuomo, attorney general for the state of New York, has launched an investigation into the marketing practices of 22 e-tailers, including Staples, 1-800-Flowers.com and Orbitz. by Greg Sandoval CNET News

The 0.5-inch thick device, which weighs 1.5 lbs., is intended to be used for web browsing, e-mail, photos, video, music, games and e-books -- pretty much everything that its pint-sized cousin the iPod touch can do, only bigger. by Andrew Nusca

It's an iPad. After months of speculation, Steve Jobs and Company show off an iPod Touch-like device with a 9.7-inch screen. by Sam Diaz ZDNet

Three U.S. oil companies were targeted in 2008 in computer attacks in which sensitive information was leaked, including in one case to a computer in China, according to a report. by Elinor Mills CNET News

People behind the China-based online attacks of Google and other companies looked up key employees on social networks and contacted them pretending to be their friends to get the workers to click on links leading to malware, according to a report. by Elinor Mills CNET News

Most companies do not have a formal approach to create and manage this video. The lack of a formal approach, a video management strategy, results in inefficiency, confusion, increased costs, lost opportunities, and decreased agility over time says North Plains' George Grippo. by George Grippo North Plains, Special to ZDNet