Issue 35 | March 2010
Welcome to Pixeon
We're committed to bringing you the latest IT news, PicNet Information, interesting and funny media. This month our latest product, Mouse Eye Tracking has been gathering press attention and a growing user base. See below for a roundup of news items for March.
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Automatic Google Position Report
Tracking your website's position on Google can become a lengthy task as your keyword list grows. Our custom software development team has developed this handy free tool to automate the reporting process.
If you've ever thought of a widget, tool or application that would make your life easier, let us know - We're always open to innovative new ideas.
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Mouse Eye Tracking in the News
The word is spreading about our latest free web solution, Mouse Eye Tracking, with press releases in CIO Magazine, Computerworld, Life Scientist and PR Wire.
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PicNet Website Hammered by Hits
Smashing Magazine recently tweeted (to their 148,000+ subscribers) about our open source plugin the PicNet Table Filter. Since it's release the plugin has been downloaded by thousands of developers worldwide.
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Google Leaves China
After a series of cyber attacks earlier in the year, Google has decided to leave China. Now GoDaddy is following suit and will Dell do the same?
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The great universal truths of IT
CIO Magazine's panel of Australian CIOs weigh-in with some fundamental realities about IT that have stood the test of time.
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Riverbed performance optimizations beyond the default configuration
IT Managed and Support Services Manager Nicholas White shares some of the additional performance tweaks you can make beyond the out the box configuration.
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Programming Language Inventor or Serial Killer?
Can you tell a coder from a cannibal? Try to work out which of the following spent their time hacking computers, and which preferred hacking away at corpses instead.
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How to fix a plasma screen
Don't try this at home...
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Old vs New Technology
Which is faster, morse code or SMS?