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Blog by Inbox, 29. 05. 2011

Ten things you didn't know about Inbox

We are known for website design and a custom management system that powers websites with up to 200,000 unique visits a day but as you may have noticed, we rarely touch on little things like who we are, the likes and dislikes of the people behind Inbox. Hence, we decided to take a moment to share with you a number of interesting trivia bits that you probably didn't know.

Blog by Inbox, 27. 04. 2011

A look back since we last blogged

Sorry for the long delay in updating the blog. Wow, it's been a while and there is so much to catch you up on. So what has been happening with us? An awful lot.

Blog by Inbox, 21. 09. 2010

Popular travel blog gdestinacija.com goes social

Known to many as the most popular travel blog in Serbia awarded several times, gdestinacija.com has relaunched with very new social travel community and user-generated travel reviews and ratings.

Blog by Inbox, 29. 06. 2010

Inbox launches new website for Belgrade's Traffic Institute

Another eCMS website with super-clean look has hit the Web this month. Designed and built by Inbox from the ground-up, the new website gives users everything they need to know about the history of Belgrade's Traffic Institute (CIP), employees, awards and recognitions, activities, references, case studies, ongoing projects, the latest news.

Blog by Inbox, 18. 06. 2010

budideozvezde.rs up and running

A membership website is up and running for the benefit of all Red Star fans. As a Red Star member, you can now receive some major benefits starting from ticket availability, voting rights, discounts on club shop purchases, SMS notifications, free entry to the Red Star Museum and many more.

Blog by Inbox, 16. 06. 2010

Infographic: WTF is HTML 5?

Research group Focus has put together a nice infographic on HTML 5, the new web markup language that could eliminate the need for browser plugins such as Adobe's Flash video player. Here are some interesting factoids for your reading pleasure.

Blog by Inbox, 08. 06. 2010

Java still top programming language

According to the TIOBE Programming Community index for June 2010, Java is still the dominant programming language, followed by C, C++, PHP and Visual Basic.

Browser fingerprinting: How easily identifiable are you while surfing?

Browsers can do a lot more than just viewing Web pages. When you go online, your IP address leaves a digital footprint. Based on whether your browser configuration is rare or unique, websites may be able to track you even if you limit or disable cookies. What's more, 84% of browsers reveal identifiable 'fingerprints' that could allow your surfing to be tracked.

Blog by Inbox, 01. 06. 2010

Google names Facebook most-visited site

Who would have thought years ago that a social networking website like Facebook would become the world's most-visited, with a whooping 35.2% of the Internet population. Why is Facebook so popular despite widespread criticism over changes made to its privacy policy?

Blog by Inbox, 20. 05. 2010

The state of the Internet

Another interesting video hit the Web recently originally designed for a lecture at AIGA Baltimore. It pretty much sums up the current state of the Internet - the number of websites, Internet users worldwide, and much more.

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