Search results

GenVPS Our aim is to provide quality VPS hosting solutions for those who require managed and unmanaged VPS. Our top priority is to provide outstanding support for our clients, regardless of the package you choose. All clients are made equal! GenVPS - Quality, Affordability, Simplicity...

GenVPS At GenVPS, we strive to offer affordable, managed VPS solutions. Why do we feel qualified to do this? At GenVPS, we're veteran VPS clients, we know what our customers want and do everything in our power to provide what they need. ManagedVPS GenVPS primarily offers managed services...

I think the site looks pretty great, although I would say there's a lot of information on there for just one page... Perhaps add some javascript so it only shows selected categories, or just add different pages.

It's just all too competitive now days, like said before, there are a lot more cheaper alternatives, it's not all the lucrative to go into web development/design as freelance now days imo

ChromeOS is meant to be for more portable devices such as netbooks and maybe notebooks from what I gather. I don't think Windows 7 is all that great on netbooks, so might be a good alternative, but for notebooks and desktops, it would be hard to beat Windows 7, or Mac OS X for that matter :)

Dreamweaver and Photoshop are probably the best, although I'm sure there are cheaper/free alternatives :p

For me, WHMCS is unbeatable (so far) I've used both Hostbill and WHMCS, but hostbill just doesn't cut it. WHMCS is simple, affordable and effective.

If you're not entirely sure what you want to do, you could always try to find a more generic course that has elements of a number of things, then build experience in your chosen area after.

I have used Windows: 3.1 95 98 2000 XP Vista 7 As wells as Windows: Server 2003 Server 2008

vBulletin all the way, it just feels like a nicer place to be and looks a lot more professional than any other forum software.

The one's I'm looking forward to seeing are the -iPad 2 -iPhone 5 And ofcourse, the recently launched MacBook Pro's with quad cores look pretty sweet :)

speedtest.net/result/1173281133.png Can't post URLs but my Download is 11.05Mb/s Upload is 7.65Mb/s