Technology evolves so fast that it is hard for us to catch up. That’s why we need the help of programs, software and professional people who specialize in computer technology so that we can concentrate on our own businesses.

There is this web application called FlySwatter from Concept Cache which is a free bug and issue management system. I think this would be useful for personal or enterprise use and certainly, it is what every computer system needs for higher productivity!

I read that FlySwatter even has iPhone and BlackBerry versions so as an iPhone user, this is definitely good news to me. If I like it, I may even write about this on my iPhone blog.

FlySwatter allows for tracking of multiple projects simultaneously, data export to an Excel or PDF file for offline viewing or for future reference, customized RSS Feeds and Twitter integration which means better accessibility, in addition to mobile access via the iPhone or Blackberry as I mentioned earlier.
FlySwatter is a free application but support could be purchased at packages of ten hours whether you are a personal or enterprise user. Phone support could be requested but that will be charged at an hourly rate, instead.

If you would like to try FlySwatter, you just have to provide your email address which will be used for update notification purposes. I don’t know about you but FlySwatter seems like something worth trying. It is free, after all and what is more cost effective than free?

Recently, I remembered that I did not submit my blogs and websites to Yahoo! Site Explorer. Hmmphh! I don’t know how I could miss that out. I remember submitting them to Goo, though. Out of twenty websites, I only submitted ONE to Yahoo! Site Explorer. Isn’t that strange?

So anyway, I couple of days ago, I dedicated a few hours just submitting all my sites and blogs and feeds to Yahoo! Ste Explorer. I had to download and upload their verification file for each of my sites. That was darn repetitive, I tell you, it was like doing it a million times.

But luckily, everything was completed eventually and I had to wait like two or three hours to check if I managed to get the files uploaded to the place where Yahoo! wants them to be.

If you have not submitted your blogs or websites, perhaps this is a good reminder for you. It is said that Yahoo! will crawl your site and pick up your new pages faster if you have done so. Well, their URL is too long for me to remember. I have to use Yahoo! Search each time I want to go there. I know I could bookmark it but it is already a mile long!

Today has been pretty bad. All my blogs which shared the same servers were down for about ten hours. That was from the time I realized that it was down, of course. And, when this happens, my traffic is busted, my RealRank is busted AGAIN… well what can I do?

I would like to change to a more stable server but how do I go about that? Would it be a lot of work moving my blogs from one server to another? I know about changing the name servers in the control panel of my domain names but what about moving y blogs physically, the files and everything?

Argh… I hate it when I have to crack my head like this. I wish that I do not even have to bother with these things and just concentrate on blogging. As you know, I have a new blog and I need time to build it up mah!