SOMERSET, NJ (June 29, 2005) – Uplinkearth, a leading provider of e-commerce and web hosting services, announced this week that it hopes to raise the standard of affordable hosting by offering its full support of Coldfusion MX 7.0, a popular development system.

The company (http://www.uplinkearth.com), which has been recognized by countless hosting magazines for its outstanding service and support, said the move was also intended to continue its promise of supporting a wide variety of platforms.

“This latest version of Coldfusion allows developers to utilize the most advanced applications available in the marketplace, in a simple to use package,� said uplinkearth President Michael Yablonowitz. “It’s really important to always give the best to our customers.�

ColdFusion MX 7.0 lets developers build powerful Internet applications in less time than other platforms allow. Utilizing new rich form technology, developers can easily create superior online forms without having to code the presentation-tier logic.

Developers can also transform dynamic web content into well-formatted, printable documents in either Macromedia FlashPaper or PDF formats.

Uplinkearth currently offers Coldfusion for a small fee on all of its hosting plans. In addition, the company offers support for ASP, ASP .Net 1.1, PHP, Perl, SSI, SQL, and Microsoft Access.

“There simply isn’t anybody that can beat what we offer,� said Yablonowitz. “We truly are raising the bar in a competitive market by lowering prices and increasing the quality of service.�

For more information about uplinkearth’s hosting packages, visit http://www.uplinkearth.com/virtualHosting.cfm.

For more information about uplinkearth, visit http://www.uplinkearth.com.

About uplinkearth
Located in Somerset, New Jersey, uplinkearth is a fast-growing, award-winning and commercially successful web hosting company. It provides a full range of email solutions, data management services, and Internet marketing solutions. Clients of the company include Fortune 100 companies, government agencies, and thousands of small to medium-size businesses (SMBs) in more than 50 countries.