Web Hosting News -  Houston, TX – cPanel, a company that develops web hosting software and has a strong performance record in North America, will now expand its success and brand name to the South-American region via its Fast Update service with HostDime’s data center in Brazil. The recent growth in this area, backed by support from HostDime, represents one of the business decisions that will allow cPanel to support new and emerging markets.

Houston, TX (PRWEB) November 4, 2010 cPanel, a company that develops web hosting software and has a strong performance record in North America, will now expand its success and brand name to the South-American region via its Fast Update service with HostDime’s data center in Brazil. The recent growth in this area, backed by support from HostDime, represents one of the business decisions that will allow cPanel to support new and emerging markets.

A screen shot of control panel, cPanel 11 (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Web hosting control panel cPanel ( www.cpanel.net ) announced on Thursday it will now expand its services into the South-American region via its Fast Update service with HostDime’s ( www.hostdime.com ) data center in Brazil. The company decided to expand into this market following recent growth, as well as support from HostDime.

WordPress releases thirteenth major version “Thelonious” Today, the newest version of popular open source blogging software WordPress was released. Version 3.0, also known as “Thelonious,” has undergone a significant number of improvements, such as the inclusion of new standard APIs that let theme developers easily implement new backgrounds, headers, menus, custom posts, and more.

Bad Guys Take Aim At iPad Users Apple’s continuing success as a company is encouraging more cybercriminals to try to exploit the popularity of the company’s products to distribute malware. The latest such scam involves spam e-mail messages addressed to iPad users.

NIC Bolivia has announced that as of April 1, 2010, second level “.BO” domain names prices charged to registrars were slashed by almost 35 per cent. No price change has been announced for third level (e.g.: .com.bo) domain names.

NIC Bolivia has announced that as of April 1, 2010, second level “.BO” domain names prices charged to registrars were slashed by almost 35 per cent. No price change has been announced for third level (e.g.: .com.bo) domain names. Thanks to NameAction and LatinTLD for both advising of this update.