Today WordPress hits version three. I've been using it for a few weeks now on a number of sites with no problems and recommend upgrading ASAP.  Continue reading 'WordPress: The Big Three “O”'

Gmail (or Google Mail in the UK) has always been generous with the amount of free storage it offers, currently 7444MB. However there comes a time when you have to start thinking about deleting some of those larger emails. Strangely Google doesn't make this as easy as it could. Continue reading 'Recovering Space on Gmail'

Recently a number of clients have asked to learn more about how to update their websites themselves. I'm happy to do this and now have a simple way to offer this service to both PC and Mac users. Continue reading 'One-to-One Classes'

Google Contacts started life as a part of Gmail but has recently been given more prominence (and its own page independant of Gmail). I wanted to see what its limits were so I decided to import 20,000 names and addresses to see how it faired as a mailing list. Continue reading 'Taking Google Contacts to the Limit'

I have recently set-up a few clients on DreamHost in response to WestHost's restructuring. Today comes the news that they will be offering their interface to Amazon's Content Delivery Network (CDN) for free - it was previously $3.95/month extra. There are many other ways to take advantage of Amazon's cloud services ... Continue reading 'DreamHost’s Amazon CloudFront Interface: Now Free'

Although I'm a Nokia user myself BlackBerry enterprise users will be happy to hear the Google is bringing "push" email and syncing to their phones. Google already has Gmail for BlackBerry along with calendar synching applications, but they don't utilise BlackBerry's BES servers, and therefore cannot take advantage of push, the built-in ... Continue reading 'Google Apps Get Push & Sync on BlackBerry'