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You may have noticed we’ve been a bit quiet lately – well, today we can finally divulge the big news.  For the past few weeks, we’ve been stealthily putting together the new version of Techerator which officially launched today! This new version is a complete visual redesign, but we’ve tried to preserve the overall layout from the original design so you’ll still be a...

It’s officially 2010, Happy New Year! Today also marks Techerator’s 9 month anniversary, so I’d like to send a special thanks to everyone who has helped me with Techerator over the past 9 months, especially: Dustin Patterson – Co-founder and Editor Kevin Schulte – Editor Reis Pritchard – Contributor Jacob Keppeler – Contributor David Carman – Contri...

From all of us at Techerator, we wish you a safe and wonderful holiday this year.  Thank you for joining us as we grow! (Image courtesy 1Happysnapper)

Nobody wants to create a new account to comment on a website, so we’re happy to announce that you can now comment on any Techerator article with your Twitter or Facebook accounts.  All you need to do is click the Twitter or Facebook Connect buttons at the bottom of an article, authenticate your account, and comment away! If you already have an account on Techerator – don’t worr...

We’ve just improved the Tagged Posts page to improve your user experience and help you find relevant articles quicker.  You can still use any of the categories at the top of the page to look for specific articles, but Tags allows us to uniquely categorize articles while still keeping similar subject matter together. You’ll notice the new “Popular Topics” section on the rig...

One of the bigger items on my “to do” list was to get the category page layout looking similar to the front page layout (with the thumbnails and short article text).  Although specifying the “read more” tag in each post worked well enough to make the category pages easier to read, I still felt it would look the best if it was displayed the same as the front page.  I was f...