iSphere Technologies is a Barbados-based business that offers e-Business consultation, development and support services. We specialize in leveraging Open Source software to deliver customized software solutions that can help our customers succeed online.
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We offer consulting services to help you better understand the web and how to operate effectively online.
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High-performance, search engine friendly, secure and dynamic websites and web-based portals.
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Leveraging the power of open source tools to deliver customized, enterprise-grade, software solutions.
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Name Wars: George Lucas Forces Jedi Mind To Rename Itself http://t.co/fOwmKVX via @techcrunch
Aug 30, 2010
Global Tech News:
The space agency is offering a free iPad app that lets people view a variety of content in high definition.
Number of people accessing the microblogging tool through mobile apps jumps 62 percent since the middle of April.
The newest beta of Skype 5.0 lets you video chat with up to 10 people, send an IM to someone who's offline, and better recover from dropped calls.
Facebook gets a new remote log-out security feature; India demands that RIM, Google, and Skype add local servers so it can monitor communications; and a recent Twitpic may spoil Paris Hilton's alibi.
Social-networked iTunes accompanies new iPods, while other companies look for a piece of digital distribution pie. Also: Net neutrality
Social network gets flak from Greenpeace over its planned giant data center in Oregon, but Facebook says its efficiency will be industry-leading.
The new iTunes-based social network is getting hit by comment spam since Apple apparently left it vulnerable through a lack of spam- or URL- filtering, according to Sophos.
The designer of the original GoldenEye game is concerned that Activision won't do the franchise justice in its upcoming remake. And he wants the world to know it.
Proposal for a global "cyberpeace" treaty has met "a lot of resistance" from industrialized nations, says head of U.N.'s International Telecommunication Union.
Toshiba has gone all in for Android. At the IFA electronics show in Berlin, it displayed its Folio tablet and its AC 100 Netbook. Here's how they looked.