Nov 2, 2015 | Audio, FVWD News, Gallery, Image, Industry News, Link, Quote, Standard, Video
TV is a major part of our lives. We gather together around our big screens to watch big shows and big events. Yet somehow, the overall experience of TV has continued to stagnate. Until now. It all starts by recognizing that apps are the future of television. HBO NOW, WatchESPN, Netflix, Hulu, iTunes — apps are quickly becoming how we watch today. So we built a new foundation around this vision — with a new operating system called tvOS, innovative ways to connect with your screen, and a smart use of Siri to search for something to watch. The new Apple TV. This is where television is headed.
It’s all about apps.
Apps are the future of television. Think about it. On your mobile devices and computers, you already use apps such as Netflix, Hulu, WatchESPN, and iTunes to watch TV shows. And that’s exactly where TV in the living room is headed. Apps have liberated television. They allow you to make individual choices about what you want to watch. And when and where you want to watch it. With the new Apple TV and its powerful new tvOS, developers are creating experiences that will change what you expect from your big screen, making your TV feel as personal as your iPhone or iPad.
Entertainment
All the entertainment your TV can handle.
iTunes movies and TV shows. Netflix and Hulu. ABC and Disney. HBO and SHOWTIME. Live sports and news. And so much more. If it’s worth watching, there’s definitely an app for that.
Games and apps on TV. It’s gonna be huge.
The App Store makes its TV debut. Think big, exciting games. Apps that turn your living room into a fitness studio or a classroom. Even multiperson experiences that redefine family game night. We can’t wait to see where developers take this.
The television finally gets some technology love.
With the advent of iPhone and iPad, many of the big innovations and newest technologies have focused on the small screens that fit in our pockets or that we carry in our hands. But it’s time our big screens share in that technology and get an equally innovative experience. With the new Apple TV and tvOS, a redesigned interface, and the Siri Remote, there’s never been a better time to be a TV.
Siri Remote
Ask more of your television.
With all these new apps on your TV, what’s the best way to find something to watch? Just ask Siri. With the Siri Remote, you tell your TV exactly what you want to watch. Or ask Siri to give you a few options, like “Find me some funny TV shows.” Siri automatically searches across popular services like iTunes, Netflix, and more, so you don’t have to dig through each app individually. You can even ask Siri to launch a specific app. The Siri Remote takes the work out of watching TV.
Oct 30, 2015 | FVWD News, Image, Industry News, Link
Halloween evolved from the ancient Celtic holiday of Samhain, modern Halloween has become less about literal ghosts and ghouls and more about costumes and candy. The Celts used the day to mark the end of the harvest season and the beginning of winter, and also believed that this transition between the seasons was a bridge to the world of the dead. Over the millennia the holiday transitioned from a somber pagan ritual to a day of merriment, costumes, parades and sweet treats for children and adults. Americans will spend an estimated $2 billion on candy during the Halloween season this year.
Pumpkins have been a symbol of the harvest season & Halloween holiday. Pumpkins are one of the oldest domesticated plants on Earth, with archaeological and botanical evidence suggesting that people cultivated pumpkins as far back as 10,000 B.C.
When the British colonists arrived in North America, they quickly learned to rely on the pumpkin as a survival food because European staples weren’t readily available. Pumpkin could be substituted for wheat and barley in beer and was a fast-growing and hardy crop.
Beni Meier is the current World Record holder for growing a 2323.7 pound pumpkin.
Oct 22, 2015 | FVWD News, Gallery, Image, Industry News, Quote, Standard
Fox Valley Web Design use’s professional SEO software for effective keyword niche research, website audits and analysis, competitors analysis, safe link building (now dubbed link earning), in-depth social media metrics and marketing analytics. The 11 step graphic on the right visually summarizes the steps we take during the SEO process.
- Research your keywords – we will spot the exact words people will type in Google to find your website. Our SEO software tools will help find keywords with the biggest potential to bring in your desired profits.
- Optimize your website pages’ content – The content of your webpages must be optimized for top rankings. Our SEO software gives detailed advice on how exactly to arrange keywords on the website to get maximum chances to appear in top search engines results.
- Shape up your website structure – There is a whole lot of factors concerning your website’s structure and coding that hugely influence search engines’ rankings. If we designed your website all structural and code-related aspects of your website will be ready for the SEO phase of the project. If your site was coded elsewhere we will have to evaluate your websites coding and correct any of your website’s structural coding if needed.
- Get links pointing to your website – Obviously having numbers of high quality links pointing to your website is
crucial when Googles decide how to rank you. Our SEO software has advanced link management tools that helps us boost your website’s link popularity and skyrocket it straight to Google’s top. We’ll find top quality link partners, establish thousands of first–class links, back up your link popularity with extra security steps and manage your link building. Having Fox Valley Web Design’s website link on your site will also drive your site to the top of the search engines
- Spy on your competitors – we will uncover your competitors’ linking strategy and provide a step–by–step personal plan to outsmart any other website owner out there. Today SEO consultants are working for about 5 days and charge up to $4,500 for this kind of instructions — stop the the madness and stop getting ripped off. We are Wisconsin’s leading SEO Company, isn’t it time you deal with a honest, professional search engine optimization company? Make the switch, call Fox Valley Web Design today to get started: 920-434-9772
- Estimate your progress – You can already picture thousands of visitors opening their wallets to give you their cash, holding their credit cards to add to your bank account. Indeed you’re just one step away from getting the richest guy’s top position in Google. Still there’s a thing you must know: where’s your site right now? Is it moving higher at an ultrasonic speed so you can leave it alone and go on a Miami vacation? Or did you get stuck somewhere on Google’s page 4 and need some quick action? We can instantly check where your site is ranking, for all of your keywords, in all search engines! We will keep an eagle eye on your competitors’ ranking and compare them to yours.
Fox Valley Web Design will take the mystery out the search engines and deliver organic traffic to your website using our proven search engine optimization methods & experience. Our SEO results will give you a return on investment your business deserves, guaranteed! We design great one-of-a-kind websites that are properly coded and optimized for high rankings in the major search engines and driving traffic to your website and social media.
Oct 12, 2015 | FVWD News
Explorer and navigator Christopher Columbus was born in 1451 in the Republic of Genoa, Italy. His first voyage into the Atlantic Ocean in 1476 nearly cost him his life. Columbus participated in several other expeditions to Africa. 1492, Columbus left Spain in the Santa Maria, with the Pinta and the Niña along side. He has been credited for opening up the Americas to European colonization.
Oct 8, 2015 | FVWD News
Canada Lynx ~ The lynx.
Status in United States: threatened
Status in Wisconsin: Taken off the endangered and threatened species list in 1997. Protected Wild Animal.
Canada lynx are short-tailed, long-legged wildcats. Known by different names like “le chat,” (French Canadian) or pe-zu (Chippewa), these critters look a lot like bobcats. In fact, most people have trouble telling them apart, but there are differences. The lynx has longer ear tufts. (Check out the hair sticking up from the top of the ears in the photo.) Lynx ear tufts are usually longer than 1 inch. Their tails are also different. The lynx’s tail is gray with a black tip, and the bobcat’s tail has narrow black bands and a black tip. Both lynx and bobcats have back legs that are longer than their front legs. This helps them in springing to catch Snowshoe hares.
Additional Lynx info can be found at the Wisconsin DNR’s website: http://dnr.wi.gov/
