We have a good plan to market and update websites which will improve search engine rankings and see results through your website. Contact us today to find out more information on how we can improve your website in the search engine rankings and to market your website to its full potential.

Kind Regards
Joshua

Web Design & Hosting – Computers & Repairs – Digital Marketing

E-mail – josh@directcomputers.org.uk
Telephone – 0114 296 0035
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Everyone here at Direct Computers would like to wish you a happy new year! We are now back working and look forward to helping our customers out in 2012! We have a lot lined up to offer for this year so please keep reading!

Kind regards

Joshua Nailor

Here at Direct Computers we have been working hard in accepting online and card payments to make it easier for our clients to pay for services and products with us. We have now teamed up with Card Save as an approved partner to offer Card Save payment gateway to our clients when we create new websites that accept online payments, Not only will we use it ourselves to accept online payments but we offer this as an option for our clients to use.

Card Save provides reliable and secure merchant services. Speak to a member of our team today to find out how Card Save can help you get set up, and accepting card payments with Direct Computers quickly, easily and at low cost.

Wanting to find out more? Contact us today: info@directcomputers.org.uk or visit http://www.cardsave.net/directcomputers

New services

1. E-Marketing
2. Business Mailing List Data
3. Small Business Networking
4. Remote IT Support
5. Web Development

5 new services which I am sure will benefit everyone!

As always if you need more information do hesitate to call or e-mail.

Samsung is seeking an injunction to get the new iPhone 4S banned from sale in France and Italy.

It claims that Apple has used 3G wireless technology, which Samsung invented, without paying for it.

A patent war between the companies has been rumbling on for months in courts around the world.

Apple has obtained temporary embargoes on its rivals’ products in Australia and Germany and is seeking similar rulings in several other countries.

In a statement, Samsung said: “Apple has continued to flagrantly violate our intellectual property rights and free ride on our technology, and we will steadfastly protect our intellectual property.”

Patent law blogger Florian Mueller warned that Samsung was putting the cart before the horse by seeking an injunction before negotiating terms.

“Imagine what would happen if every participant in a standard-setting process could later shut down entire telecommunications networks even if the alleged infringers are willing to pay a royalty to be determined, in the event of a commercial disagreement between the parties, by a court of law,” wrote Mr Mueller on his Foss Patents site

Source BBC News