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Kentdome Introduces Instagram Statistics iPhone App

Alexander Kent — Thu, 17 May 2012 09:26:19 +0000

Kentdome LLC takes Instagram to the next level with features that further engage mobile users with real-time Instagram statistics, and fun collages.

Kentdome, LLC are pleased to announced the availability of Instafy from the iTunes App Store. Instafy enables you to create beautiful graphical Instagram statistics, and to show off your Most Popular Images by summarizing them into a collage using your iPad®, iPhone®, and iPod touch® which then can be shared with friends via Instagram, Email, and iMessage.

With Instafy, you can easily gather useful statistics to gauge how strong your artwork is trending; useful if you wish to cater content to drive maximum praise, or experiment with visual styles to diversify your repertoire. From cute animal pics to abstract works of “what?” you can amaze and inspire with confidence!

For more information about Instafy, including the iPhone app, go to: http://www.kentdome.com/products/mobile/instafy

Seed your creativity and show-off with pride!

What’s Instagram?

Instagram is a free iPhone app and social network that allows you to take and share photos with your iPhone camera.

Disclaimer:

Instafy uses Instagram’s public API. Instafy is not affiliated with or endorsed in any way by Instagram™ or their affiliates.

About Kentdome, LLC:

Founded in 2000, Kentdome products connect you to your personal passions and interests or solve problems you experience in everyday life.

For more information, visit http://www.kentdome.com

Join our Facebook Fan Page!

Alexander Kent — Mon, 11 Apr 2011 03:34:15 +0000

We are happy to announce the launch of our facebook page. At the moment, you can also use RSS Feed and Twitter to stay up-to-date, but facebook provides a community platform where everyone has the freedom to share and discuss. We plan to use our brand new facebook page to interact with our genuine customers, like you.

So why exactly should you join? Some of the reasons have been listed below:

Behind the scenes photos, videos and screenshots
Direct product feedback and beta opportunities
Small bonus & miscellaneous tips which are useful but are not covered on our homepage
Giveaways!

and much more…

So what are you waiting for? Head over to our facebook page =)

Win a Home Server with Intel Inside

Alexander Kent — Mon, 20 Dec 2010 21:52:17 +0000

Kentdome, LLC under the heading of Home Server Land has had the fortunate opportunity to be part of a promotional home server campaign with Intel Corp. The promo involved a memory game where the players were asked to match images in the best possible time, giving themselves a chance at winning home servers, and other great things.

More: homeserverland.com

Kentdome Announces Software Update for Grid Junction

Alexander Kent — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 15:56:33 +0000

Los Angeles, August 24 2010 – Kentdome LLC today announces the release of Grid Junction 1.5 for Windows Home Server platforms.

Grid Junction is an award winning Windows Home Server add-in for managing an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) via the Windows Home Server Console. Grid Junction integrates seamlessly to issue power alerts and help protect Windows Home Server from power problems such as brownouts, or blackouts by safely powering down the Windows Home Server when battery levels reach a set threshold. Developed following feedback from the community, 1.5 further enhances Grid Junction by offering additional hardware support, performance and feature enhancements.

The Grid Junction 1.5 software is available to download from the HomeServerLand website and directly via the Add-in Central WHS Add-in.

Grid Junction Screenshots

About the Company

Kentdome LLC brings value added solutions and network-centric services to businesses worldwide, with the commitment of providing significant economic value to their customers and partners while maximizing the human benefit and productivity of users.

Add-In Central Beta Released

Alexander Kent — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 04:00:18 +0000

Kentdome announces the open beta of Add-In Central, a Windows Home Server (WHS) add-in and community-powered service designed to help users find and update WHS add-ins from within the Windows Home Server Console.

The WHS software allows users to browse for add-ins by category, keyword, or by community rated popularity. Summaries, screenshots, and documentation links are provided to aid in searching for new add-ins. Additionally, the application can automatically download add-ins to the home server and includes a streamlined installation process.

With the exploding popularity of the Windows Home Server platform, both new add-ins and updated add-ins are being introduced to the community on a near daily basis. Add-in Central helps keep track of them all by providing a list of newly released and newly updated add-ins in one location. Once an add-in has been installed on the home server, Add-in Central notifies the user whenever an update is available for an installed add-in.

More Info: Add-in Central

Article: Remote Access Challenges

Alexander Kent — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 04:30:50 +0000

Alexander Kent writes an article about Windows Home Server Remote Access Challenges for the Microsoft Windows Team Blog.

This blog post was written by MVP, Alexander Kent. Alexander is the founder and principal of Kentdome LLC, a Los Angeles, California based company specializing in enterprise security, custom software engineering, network infrastructure and co-location services. In recent years Alexander has taken a particular interest in the Windows Home Server platform. As a result, Kentdome LLC has produced a number of WHS solutions under his architectural guidance. In addition Alexander has been a very active technology evangelist, sharing his excitement for the WHS platform. Today he will share some information about Remote Access challenges. Enjoy!

Windows Home Server is generally considered a great file server and backup solution for home users. A lesser known fact is that it also provides superb Remote Access capabilities. The “Remote Access” feature allows you to control your computers and access files on your Windows Home Server over any internet connection, from anywhere in the world…

View the entire article

Supplemental Videos

Windows Home Server UPnP Problems

Remote Access Ports are Blocked by your ISP

How to setup a double NAT Network

Honored with Microsoft’s Prestigious MVP Award

Alexander Kent — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 17:00:45 +0000

Alexander Kent receives the 2009 Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) award for his technical contributions to the Microsoft Windows Home Server. In effect, he joins an elite group of the world’s most accomplished technical leaders, all of whom have demonstrated unprecedented contributions to the world of technology.

As a MVP recipient, Alexander has the opportunity to meet Microsoft executives and network with other technical leaders in his field. He has the opportunity to share his expertise with the technical community and customers through speaking engagements, one-on-one customer event participation and technical content development. Alexander also receives early access to Microsoft technology and has the ability to influence the future functionality of their products.

Microsoft MVP Profile

Home Server Land is Launched

Alexander Kent — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 18:55:33 +0000

Founded in January 2009, Home Server Land is a Windows Home Server centric-community platform that helps people communicate and share their experiences more efficiently.

Home Server Land is geared to make the Windows Home Server world more open and connected. It is a place to find the latest WHS add-ins and software as well as news and discussions dealing with all things Windows Home Server and your connected home.

Home Server Land, founded in 2009, is a continuously evolving technology news and community site. Our goal here is to keep up a steady pace with technology, products, and the vision of the Connected Home environment. Everything from the written, edited, and moderated content comes from a collective group of enthusiastic and inquisitive individuals who span worldwide. The latest news, reviews, tutorials and support for the products provided on our site are all to help readers make the most of the products and services they use. We have an ever-growing library of resources targeted to help our community understand Connected technologies and to give them the confidence to include it in their home and business environments. The best part of Home Server Land is that we are here to nurture a community where readers learn, converse and share experiences and knowledge with all of us. We hope you enjoy!

More: homeserverland.com

Grid Junction: “Best Windows Home Server Add-In”

Alexander Kent — Wed, 31 Dec 2008 17:47:49 +0000

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! That’s right, folks, Grid Junction won the Best Windows Home Server Add-in of 2008 Award!

Thank you for voting for us and showing your support. It’s been a great year, and you’ve all been an important part of it.

“It’s truly a privilege to be recognized in the company of such fantastic Windows Home Server products. We’re grateful to the Windows Home Server community, our add-in users and our contributors for the honor.

We’re going to take a five-minute champagne and Happy New Year break and then get back to coding!”

Folding@home Distributed Computing

Alexander Kent — Wed, 24 Dec 2008 02:10:19 +0000

Kentdome is donating servers unused CPU cycles to a distributed computing project by Stanford University. Folding@home is geared to unravel the mysteries of the protein folding procedure, to try and help scientiest understand why and how proteins ‘fold’; these projects include the search for cures of: Alzheimer’s Disease, Cancer, Huntington’s Disease, Osteogenesis Imperfecta, BSE, Creutzfeldt Jakob Disease, and Parkinson’s Disease.

We invite you to join our Kentdome Folding@home team or start your own team. Those owning a Playstation 3 know that they can use their PS3 for Folding@Home. Likewise Macintosh, Linux and Windows users can also download the software as well.

Your participation can help lead to a cure for these diseases, so donate computing cycles generously!

Team id: 86547

http://fah-web.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/main.py?qtype=teampage&teamnum=86547

The project has already come up with a number of notable scientific results, and is with our help and yours, continues to go somewhere tangible as you can see at Stanford’s whitepage papers.