Firstly, We’d like to wish you a Happy Christmas & New Year. Secondly, It’d like to apologize on behalf of myself and Jon for not posting as regularly as we should do. It’s Jons fault.

So what’s been going on?
So, basically, we created a sick app that I will keep the name hush at the moment. We got let down by a few developers. We then got it developed and we loved it. Then I decided I hated the design. So, I’ve been working on a new design aswell as sorting out Resizem V2, other apps and other personal bits.

So, Resizem V2

Many of you may remember Resizem, it was a website we launched a long time ago in Beta mode. Finally we have got a full version 2 up. This is what it includes.

• User System
• Login Via Twitter
• Gallery
• Social Uploading (Facebook, Flickr, Twitter)
• Upload from URL
• Red Eye
• Bug fixes

A big thanks goes to @46Bit for doing such a great job so quickly.

Go to Resizem

Any help spreading the word would be very much appreciated.

The site received an unbelievable amount of coverage on its opening days of release; which took us both by surprise. So thanks to all who used and spread the word about the site.

After a great sale, we decided to go for something that caught Jons eye. He had been going on about it at me for quite a while, so I thought we’d have a look into it. We settled a price and purchased a unfinished website package which we saw a high amount of potential in over at the ClanTemplates Marketplace Forums.

We purchased the domain and design of EsportsAid.com along with several high quality gaming templates. This set us back $220; leaving our balance now at $1,178.95.

We plan to create an advanced custom php control management system for use by professional gaming teams. The site will be an all in one solution with hosting included in the deal. We hope to begin development in around 2-3 weeks once we have rolled out project number #6 which should finger crossed be finished around that time. With this project we are teaming up with a developer who has been working with us for the last few projects (46Bit). He will be developing the backend free of charge, whilst receiving a 50% cut of the sale price.

Project #5 – Feederr.com

Feederr is intended to be a quick flip following the success of ImageTwit. But obviously instead of Twitter is based around RSS feeds. Our thanks once again go to 46bit for doing a brilliant job. Feederr development cost us just $35 to develope and $10 to register the domain so a total of $45 altogether.

Beyond Feederr we have two more larger projects which are currently being developed; one of which should be launching within a week or two so make sure you keep an eye on the blog!

Domainrr.com

Just incase the above video is not sufficient heres a roundup of what Domainrr.com actually does.

Domainrr.com was developed due to one problem that me and Josh both found we have which was that we never new when our domains expired and where about they are registered and with what email account and etc. So domainrr.com was born its main purpose is to be a hub to hold lots of useful information about each domain you own a list of features can be found below:

• Add, delete, modify domains
• Information about each domain is automatically pulled from the system
• Statistics are generated on each domain such as pagerank
• Information can be exported in various formats
• Reminds you of expiring domains via email

This site was developed by @46bit for $150 leaving our balance at around $130. We both believe 46bit to be one of the best coders we have ever worked with and thus he comes extremely recommended.

Feel free to tweet, stumble and digg about this project.

We have finalized a list of features for the next version of resizem which we are hoping to launch in the next week or two if all goes well.

Features

• User System
• Lots of new on the fly photo editing  features
• The ability to send photo and albums to your facebook or flickr account
• A windows application
• Order prints of your edited/uploaded photos from sites such as http://snapfish.com

Josh has also just finished creating a new design for the new version of resizem

Whilst all this has been going our php coder Raphael Caixeta has been working his socks off working on our next project which should be ready for launch in a couple of days!

Thanks for the sale 46bit we both wish you the best of luck with the website

I’d like to announce our 3rd project, a simple url shortener. Has a couple sexy features including, password protected urls, custom alias and a sharing bar. The domain cost $10 and the coding cost us $30. A total of $40 on a whole website, complete bargain. Check it out guys.

Hey guys, glad to announce our second project called resizem. What is it? I hear you cry. Resizem is an online based picture editor, which allows you to resize images, rotate them, watermark them, filter them, etc etc. The idea originally came from me being round a friends house, to cut it short, we needed to resize a couple images, he didn’t have photoshop, so this is when I came up with the idea. You can check the video below to see some of tools and that, it’s pretty cool, so be sure to check it out. This is also in BETA, we’ll be adding more features and everything in a couple weeks. If you have any feature ideas, reply back in a comment or contact form, and we’ll see if we can fit them in. If you also find any bugs, please get in touch aswell.

Resizem came to a total of $78.81 ($70 coding – $8.81 domain). Coding was done again by Raphael Caixeta, be sure to check him out if you need any work doing. Thanks for reading.

You can catch the progress of the sale and even bid through the sitepoint link below!

The sitepoint listing cost us $10 meaning our remaining balance is currently at $15.

Image Twit is a online twitter application where you can show your latest tweets in a image. Whether it be for a sig, banner or whatever. The image will automatically update with your latest tweets. Another cool addition we have is that you can make it look how you want, by choosing background your own colours. You can see the tour video below. (Click the HD Button for best results)

This was a fun project, mainly made for a quick flip. I designed/xhtml’d the design. The actual bit of coding was done by a fantastic coder, who will be doing all our projects. His name is Raphael Caixeta, so go check him out if you need any work doing. The project was a total of $75. ($5 domain – $70 coding), leaving our balance at $25. Feedback & Comments will be appreciated on our first project.