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On February 9th, 2015, we will no longer support Internet Explorer 8

The task feature you know and love just got better.

We wrap up our string of filtering/reporting improvements with the most important one of all!

We just launched a new feature that will make tasks much more useful in Less Annoying CRM.

After being spread out across the country for over four years, we finally have a real office in St. Louis, Missouri.

Our reporting improvements continue with a major update to our sorting functionality.

As part of an ongoing project to improve reporting, we just beefed up our group filtering options, and made some other cool improvements.

The more I think about this, the more I realize that major business problems have almost nothing to do with making mistakes.

That may sound like a failure, but it was actually a great move for our business. Here's the story of the project that wasn't meant to be.

We launched a dead-simple feature that lets you create links between the contacts in your CRM so that when you're looking at a contact, you can see anyone else that they have a relationship with.

I'm excited to announce that we just launched the next major version of Less Annoying CRM!

A few months ago we set a goal of getting as many trial users as possible on the phone.

For a long time, our users (and prospective users) have been asking us about what kind of support we offer for email marketing or mail campaigns. Finally, we have an answer: MailChimp!

If you follow baseball at all, you are probably familiar with the concept of ERA as a summary statistic of a pitcher’s performance.

If there's one thing we like to talk about on this blog, it's great software. But unfortunately most software isn't great.

This blog post will go over some of the improvements we have planned. Please note that the dates aren't set in stone, and we won't know for sure what will happen with each of these improvements until we get around to actually working on them.

Today's post might seem off-topic, but it does relate to technology in the end.

Yesterday Bracken wrote about how a Dropbox user was rewarded for submitting a detailed bug report to the company.

Unless you've been hiding under an Internet rock for the past few days, you've probably heard by now about the massive security breach of the similarly large blog network Gawker.com.

If you are using Chrome, then you have a brand new way to find awesome web apps. Google just released a new online store called the Chrome Web Store.

As you may have heard, Google has been building a new operating system called Chrome OS. It's not finished yet, but they just sent out a number of test laptops so that early adopters can start trying it out.

Earlier this week, Google announced announced a new service for enterprise users that syncs an existing Exchange account with Google Apps.

Social media is often credited with revolutionizing communication. You can use Facebook to reconnect with old friends, or Twitter to follow your favorite celebrities. You're always in touch with the entire world. That's a good thing for online communication, right?

For the past month or so, We've been working on a project that we're calling "LAS 2.0". It's basically a complete re-thinking of our entire CRM product.

One of the frustrations of Google Apps accounts in the past has been that many of the great offerings available on individual accounts weren't available through Google Apps.