Monthly Archives: June 2009

The guys over at xda-developers never fail to impress me! A member called Stericson has been able to port the very nice GUI of the Music player from the new HTC Hero phone over to the plain Jane G1 aka HTC Dream. It has been tested on a few different Roms now, and seems to …

The High Court in London has ruled that bloggers have no right to privacy under British law since “blogging is essentially a public rather than a private activity.” The case was brought by The Times newspaper after it discovered the identity of a blogger in the police service who wrote the popular NightJack web page, …

From the beginning of Facebook, people have used their real names to share and connect with the people they know. This authenticity helps to create a trusted environment because you know the identity of the people and things on Facebook. The one place, though, where your identity wasn’t reflected was in the Web address for …

Back up, back up, back up …. it’s what I would always advise to anyone. Can you trust your hardware for those memories you could never replace? or the important office documents that took you hours to complete? Well it’s good to have an external drive as storage, however having a secured online storage can …

We are pleased to announce the upgrade of our hosting servers are now complete. We are still transitioning the name servers, so if any customers have errors with any part of their service, please do not hesitate to contact us and we will correct the problem immediately.

We are pleased to announce that we have taken on another project. Essex Fine Art Gallery have asked us to design them a fresh new website that will include an online gallery and commerce functionality. We are pleased to be working on this project right away!

We are upgrading our servers, therefore you may experience some downtime during the next 12 hours. We apologize for any inconvenience caused during this upgrade and hope to be back up and running as quick as possible.