The changes have increased performance, helping you get faster loading times, and have made things a little more secure.

If you notice any bugs (which may have been caused due to the switch), please leave a comment.

Really, you need a way to organize web apps, and other sites you use frequently, into a central place where you can easily jump to the sites/apps you need. That’s what the NTugo Webtop is for.

Just make the webtop your home page and you have easy access to your web apps, and other sites. Like with MyNT, your webtop has a special URL (http://www.ntugo.com/webtop/you.html) for instant access without logging in.

Currently, features include

• Icons for quick access to any online email service.
• An “IM” icon (which currently leads to Meebo.com).
• Easy access to Google Docs.
• A window showing your most recent Del.icio.us bookmarks, and a search field.
• An “RSS Reader” icon for checking MyNT, or other RSS readers.
• Quick Google searches.
• A menu containing up to 10 frequently-used links.
• Customizable Webtop-Wallpaper.
• “Home Window” with news items (General, Tech, NTugo Network, and Custom).

Try it out. Visit www.ntugo.com/webtop/ for the sample webtop. Log in with your NTugo Account and you can view/customize the page (and get the URL for your personal webtop page).

If you have any ideas for new features, or improvements, leave a comment or send-off an email.

TubeLog brings you the best of YouTube, or it will anyway, once we get some more posts added.

Do you have an AdSense account? Now our bloggers (apply if you like writing) can enter their publisher IDs in their blog accounts, and make 50% of the ad revenue on the posts they write. We show your ads half of the time, and ours the other half. We figured that it was a good idea to give something back to our writers.

By now, you’ve probably heard of the NTugo Network. If you’re blog is accepted, a link to your blog and RSS feed will be added to the network page (which all network memebers are required to link to), excerpts of your blog’s recent posts will be featured on the network page, and headlines on the NTugo homepage. We’re even working on a Wordpress plugin that shows the Network headlines on your blog sidebar.

The ‘Network may not give you a “rush of traffic” (which BlogRush promised, and didn’t deliver), but it can benefit your blog in numerous ways.

Head over and take a look at it live!

You may be wondering why all of the blogs are being redesigned. There are two reasons.

1. We’ve been planning to give each blog a unique design from the start.
2. Having different themes will allow us to implement an interesting new feature for the benefit of our bloggers.

There are now normal posts and Features. The most recent feature is, well, featured up near the top (and the headlines of older features are shown in a box below). Previews of the most recent normal posts are shown below the feature, along with a new innovation…the SpeedLinker.

Undoubtedly you’ve seen SpeedLinking posts (Examples: BlogBuzz and Speedlinking). Basically it’s a post rounding-up interesting links. Well, I came up with something even cooler. Instead of posting a speedlinking post every week or so, InfiniTech now has a box on the main page that displays speedlinked items. The items are added as their discovered, being “live” like normal blog posts.  The blog authors can just add a new link when they see something cool on another blog.

Take a look at the new InfiniTech.

When you click the login link, you should see a “Forgot your password?” link below the login button.