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Firefox 3.5 has become the most popular browser, finally wresting the lead away from industry behemoth Internet Explorer 7 according to StatCounter’s latest figures. [read the full story at techradar.com]
We would first like to thank all our clients for you continued custom throughout 2009 and wish you a very Happy Christmas and a prosperous new year in 2010.
The past month has been an exciting time at AKIS with this all new sales website launched and all new website package deals for 2010, including our eagerly awaited fully self-update / CMS website packages. If you’ve been thinking about revamping and upgrading your old website then we have a special discount on offer to you – see below.
15% Discount for existing clients taking a new package deal… Read Full Email Announcement.
WordPress 2.9 is now available and we will be upgrading all WordPress based client sites during the course of today. Get in touch if you have any questions about this new release – or see the WordPress 2.9 info page.
Happy to say that we’ve just finished the first website project carried out from start to finish under our new format – have a look in our portfolio or at the website direct here at: www.aquarius-thermal-systems.co.uk
Yesterday the London Internet Exchange, where the vast majority of the UK Internet traffic is routed through, experienced severe networking difficulties. This was causing significant packetloss and intermittant outages. We just wanted to clarify that this was only affecting routes from clients who go to us via LINX ISP peering, not from our servers to client. But, it does mean if your ISP was routing you via LINX you may not have been able to access your sites, this was completely outwith our control andwas in no way an AKIS issue/problem!
Please refer to the following media report for surrounding information:
The Register http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/12/10/linx_failure/
UPDATE: This problem is still having a knock on effect and causing slooowwww internet for many ISPs today/tonight on the 10th.
UPDATE 2: 11th Dec, Looks like the LINX problem is still affecting many of the UK ISPs with many forum posters still reporting speed issues – refer also this news article.