Ninja RSS Syndicator has just been added to the fusionburn website.

You can now stay up to date with the current goings on with fusionburn by subscribing to our RSS feed, just click the RSS button on the bottom left of any page.

Hopefully we will see custom ROMs appearing soon for the HTC Hero, T-Mobile G2 Touch.

There are a great choice on browsers appearing on the Android mobile platform. Dolphin HD is my current browser of choice on my rooted HTC Hero, running a port of android 2.1 from the HTC Legend. The custom ROM i am running can be found here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=646684

Fusionburn has just completed a new Joomla CMS site for KS Leisure Engineering who service Cardiovascular and Resistance equipment.

This project had a bespoke design implemented into a custom Joomla template.

The new KS Leisure Engineering site can be seen at: http://www.ksleisureengineering.co.uk

Fusionburn has just completed a new Joomla CMS site for Ardenlea, self-catering accommodation on the Isle of Bute

This project had a bespoke design implemented into a custom Joomla template.

The new Ardenlea site can be seen at: http://www.isleofbute.info/

Everyone knows what it is like to trawl the web looking for the right information, no matter what the topic. This is especially prevelant when it comes to web design and development.

This post is just going to be a list of links to sites that have good tutorials, reviews and resources.

Are HTC going to grace Hero users with Android 2.1 in March 2010?

There are plenty of rumors floating around discussing this and have been especially since the release of the Nexus One.

As a recent convert to the Android mobile OS I hope the rumors are true, but as that is all they seem to be just now, I guess we will just need to wait and see.

Check this thread if your interested in going down the path of rooting your phone and installing your own custom rom. http://htcpedia.com/forum/showthread.php?p=30418&posted=1#post30418

The new iMac is out in 21.5 inch and 27 LED screened variety.

The new display is a 16:9 LED backlight screen, with resolutions of 1920 x 1080 on the 21.5 inch and 2560 x 1440 on the 27 inch screen.

As LED technology alllows for extremely thin products to be made it is ideally suited to the form factor of the iMac.

As well as having new screens the iMac is now boasting the power of Intel's Quad Core processors with 1TB hardrives and 4gb 1066MHz DDR3 SDRAM the new model along with snow leopard shouldn't be slow by any means with Apple stating that application performance is increased x2 from the last generation of iMac.

Full specs for the new iMac can be found on Apple's site.

Along side the new iMac apple has launched a new mouse.....the "Magic Mouse"

Personally I haven't liked mice from apple and have been using Logitech products for the last few years.