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As we announced somewhat previously, on twitter last week we are now pleased to announce two of our existing services have had a major overhaul in both what we offer and the skill sets now available…
We have today upgraded our facebook presence, stripped out some peripheral stuff and added a facebook specific special offer. ...
The title really says it all, YouYube the popular video sharing site has a new look to reflect Googles’ general rebranding.
We have now produced our first commercial movie collage for Helen Jameson, you can view it here.
We are now offering image slideshows to embed in your site.. Something different and designed to grab attention.
Photoshop anti blur demonstated
“The new feature was demoed at the company’s MAX 2011 event, drawing gasps of amazement from a crowd that witnessed a blurred photo, retouched and perfected in seconds.”
A late tribute I know and I can not really add anything that has not been said a lot better by many others.
I am sitting in our office typing this on a macbook pro, with a mac pro and iMac sitting at the moment switched off, the iPhones are currently quiet (for once). An Apple fan, yes, but no mindless Apple “fan boy”.
Firstly some pretty impressive statistics in respect of growth and Apples dominance of this market.
1) In September 2009, just 0.02% of all UK web traffic originated from a mobile device. In January 2011 this figure was a staggering 8.09% (representing a growth of over 4000%)!
Your business has powerful partners that are working hard to help you increase brand awareness and generate new leads. Are you taking advantage of Google, Yahoo and Bing’s new focus on Local SEO?
Google Places is the #1 place for local search marketing on the Web, and it’s largely free. Google Places gives your business visibility to potential customers even if you don’t have a website.
“Windows 8 will have two versions of Internet Explorer 10 — a desktop version and the Metro version, which is optimized for tablets.
Part of that optimization will be a plugin free experience, meaning Metro IE10 will be primarily HTML5 and will not support browser plugins, including Flash.