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Infosaic has finished control panel re-design

As some of you have noticed, our control panel went through some major design changes. These changes are not only cosmetic, but also enhance functionality. You can review some of the new features at the end of this post. Meanwhile, we’re already working on additional improvements, some of which will be truly unique and significantly...

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New Feature: Instant Browser Access to VPS or Dedicated Server

Infosaic introduces a new and unique feature: instant access to your dedicated VPS or server desktop right from your browser. No installation is required, and the software works with all major up-to-date browsers. Just three easy steps will get you from the control panel to your dedicated VPS or server desktop: Step 1: Login to...

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Infosaic introduces new line of shared packages

We’re proud to introduce a new product line of pre-installed packages. Starting in September, Infosaic will offer a unique line of already configured and ready-to-go packages. This offers customers the advantage of not needing to configure anything themselves, so they can start working right away. Step 1: Sign Up for a WordPress package! Sign up...

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Domain Price Increase Announcement

Our domain registrar, Enom, has increased prices on all common domain extensions and our new pricing will reflect this cost increase. The increase will apply to all new domain registrations, transfers, and renewals. .COM: $15.13 .NET: $18.55 .ORG: $18.96 .BIZ: $18.79 .INFO: $18.79 At this point, we are actively working with another registrar to provide…

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Open Source vs Microsoft

In over 15 years of business, Infosaic has witnessed many arguments regarding the most reliable servers for running open source technology. Initially, the servers produced by Microsoft were considered highly unreliable and subject to frequent crashes; supporters of Microsoft’s competitors (including UNIX and long-forgotten companies like Mainframe and Midrange) went so far as to claim…