
TweakTown Milestones
2012
February 1st: TweakTown starts its first Battlefield 3 game server with MW Clan
January 3rd: TweakTown surpasses 5,000 subscribers on YouTube
January 2nd: TweakTown enters Top 100 for Gadget blogs as rated on Technorati
January 1st: TweakTown editor Shane Baxtor moved to Taiwan
2011
November 5th: TweakTown news content accepted for publishing on Pulse News App
November 1st: TweakTown surpasses 6,000 fans on Facebook
October 17th: Apple approves TweakTown iPhone app version 1.2 to the App Store
September 23rd: G.Skill start providing tech support in TweakTown Forums
September 5th: TweakTown Android content app approved and ready for download on Android Market
August 12th: TweakTown's first eBook goes on sale
August 8th: TweakTown enters Top 100 for tech blogs on Technorati
August 1st: TweakTown races to a social "Klout" score of 60
July 25th: TweakTown passes 5,000,000 video views on its YouTube channel
July 24th: TweakTown brings back comments powered by Facebook Comments
July 18th: TweakTown surpasses 3,000 followers on Twitter
July 16th: TweakTown Image Zooming goes live
July 10th: TweakTown surpasses 4,000 subscribers on YouTube
July 9th: TweakTown surpasses 5,000 fans on Facebook
July 7th: TweakTown app for Nokia devices listed on Ovi Store
July 1st: TweakTown becomes official YouTube social source
June 4th: TweakTown attends 12th successive Computex Taipei 2011 tradeshow event
May 31st: TweakTown holds Computex Taipei 2011 media party with over 300 people
May 10th: Apple approves TweakTown iPhone app version 1.1 to the App Store
April 18th: TweakTown surpasses 4,000 fans on Facebook
March 15th: TweakTown implements a Content Delivery Network (CDN) to decrease page loading times and increase Google page ranks
March 6th: TweakTown and its community donated funds to the value of $6,289.77 AUD for Queensland flood victims
February 22nd: Passed 4,000,000 video views on our YouTube channel
January 27th: TweakTown's Aussie Flood Appeal Dream System - Donate and Win!
January 6th: TweakTown holds its first annual CES Media Party in Las Vegas
2010
December 5th: TweakTown iPhone content app approved and ready for download on Apple App Store
November: TweakTown Mobile Edition website ready for iPhone, Android and other mobile devices
November: TweakTown surpasses 3,000 fans on Facebook
November: TweakTown hires new web developer
October: TweakTown content now listed on Testseek.com
September: TweakTown passes 3,000,000 video views on our YouTube channel
July 1st: TweakTown launches TweakTown Australian Edition and USA Edition
June: TweakTown launches new 'Mini Review' and 'Mini Article' magazine layout style for some content
June: TweakTown Weekly Newsletter surpasses 25,000 members
May: TweakTown surpasses 2,000,000 Total Upload Video Views on YouTube
May: TweakTown reaches 1,500 subscribers on YouTube channel
May: TweakTown retires OpenX Ad Server and moves all advertising over to DFP Small Business by Google. Google has successfully completed an auditing and certification process with the Media Rating Council, and is in compliance with the Interactive Advertising Bureau standard for display ad impression measurement
May: TweakTown begins covering monitors, HDTVs, projectors, cameras, Home Theater, mobile phones, tablets, MIDs, servers and workstations
May: New design
April: TweakTown surpasses 1,000 fans on Facebook
March: TweakTown introduces new style benchmark chart graphs
March: Total Value Rating and Total Performance Rating graphs
March: TweakTown Forum surpasses 50,000 members
February: TweakTown invited to be Google AdSense partner
January: TweakTown surpasses 8,900 RSS subscribers
January: TweakTown SBG re-launched
2009
November: TweakTown Weekly Newsletter launched
September: TweakTown accepted as YouTube partner
September: TweakTown hires Dean "Deanzo" Smith for Extreme Overclocking content
August: TweakTown begins Weekly Giveaways
July: TweakTown enters 16k Alexa rank range
June: New TweakTown award images created
May: New design
February: TweakTown invests heavily in PSU testing gear, begins professional reviews
2008
August: TweakTown records 10,000th news post
July: TweakTown starts Press Release section
June: TweakTown surpasses 1,052,000 monthly unique visitors (Google Analytics)
June: YouTube channel created, TweakTown into video content
May: TweakTown starts covering laptops
April: TweakTown begins professional storage testing by Chris Ramseyer
2007
December: TweakTown hires Steve Dougherty as full time content editor
December: TweakTown surpasses 893,000 monthly unique visitors (Google Analytics)
October: TweakTown begins professional cooling testing (T.E.C.C. testing)
October: TweakTown signs with NetShelter as North American ad agency
August: TweakTown signs with Transaction Media as Asia ad agency
July: TweakTown "Digital Lounge" section started
June: TweakTown holds big media party at Computex Taipei
June: TweakTown has media booth at Computex Taipei
June: TweakTown hires Justin Koziol, full time web developer
May: Introduced Power, Heat and Noise testing to Video Card Reviews
April: TTGamer created, covering gaming content
March: TweakTown makes Engadget for first time (ATI's R600 offerings)
February: Tweak Town Pty Ltd acquires 3D Avenue and Hardware Avenue
January: New design
2006
December: TweakTown makes Gizmodo for first time (Dummies' Guide to DivX On Your 360)
November: TweakTown makes Digg front page for first time (Vista ForceWare thermal issue)
2005
November: Cameron Wilmot moved to Taiwan to setup TweakTown Taipei office
2004
Tweak Town Pty Ltd company formed in Australia
May: New design
January: TweakTown featured on "The Screen Savers" TV show
2002 and 2003
January: New design
2001
TweakTown attended and covered Computex Taipei for first time
2000
Featured on CNN and published in Australian newspapers
September: TweakTown makes Slashdot for first time (Socket A Coolers: That Don't Kill)
1999
September: TweakTown named and first launched
1997 till 1999
TweakTown initially online as "Wilmot's Website"



