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July 9, 2007 -- (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- Web hosting provider XMG Hosting (xmghosting.com) announced on Monday that it has just completed its re-launch after an extensive infrastructure and hosting platform upgrade.
The company says that apart from its new Web site design, it has also released the latest version of its in-house developed eX-Panel control panel. eX-Panel enables users to manage all of their Web sites in one fresh, user-friendly interface and also provides custom-developed features such as Ruby on Rails management, eX-Mail2.0, file management as well as other performance and interface tweaks to maximize and increase productivity, says XMG Hosting.
XMG Hosting is also offering two new hosting plans including the Xone plan, featuring 20GB of Web space and 500GB of monthly bandwidth and the Xtwo plan, featuring 50GB of Web space and 750GB of monthly bandwidth. Both plans include the eX-Panel control panel as well as support for all the latest Web technologies.
The company says there are future updates planned for the control panel and the upcoming enhancements will offer many more Ruby on Rails and developer features making it easier to do simple SSH tasks right from eX-Panel.
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