We just added 9 more quality Joomla templates for all users at: http://freejoomlas.com
Now, users can choose a template for his/her freely hosted Joomlas from the 29 pre-installed templates.

If you have any problems or questions, please check our support forums at: http://support.my-forums.net or our free hosting blog (this blog) at:
http://blog.iblog365.com

FreeJoomlas.com provides 100% FREE Joomla hosting with free subdmomains. Anyone can register a free joomla at: http://freejoomlas.com

Russian and Turkish  were added.  Now there are 21 languages installed:

English (default)
German
Chinese
Traditional chinese
Greek
Spanish
Arabic
Albanian
Czech
Hrvatski
Malay
Romanian
Serbian
Indonesian
Portuguese of Brazil
Dutch
Polish
Bulgarian
Finnish
French
Russian
Turkish

FreeJoomlas.com, the best free joomla hosting.

Finnish was added. So, untill now, there are 18 languages installed:

English (default)
German
Chinese
Traditional chinese
Greek
Spanish
Arabic
Albanian
Czech
Hrvatski
Malay
Romanian
Serbian
Indonesian
Portuguese of Brazil
Dutch
Polish
Bulgarian
Finnish

Bulgarian was justed added. Now the numaber of total languages is 17.

FreeJoomlas.com: free joomla hosting.

Now, you can upload your own logos for your Joomla and Mambo site.We installed and tested a new Logo Uploading mod for FreeJoomlas.com and TheMamboSite.com. Now, you can upload your own logos from admin panel. The “upload your own logo” link can be easily found in the top part. Your own logo will automatically replace the existing logo of each template for your free Joomla and Mambo when you choose that template.Because different templates may prefer logos with different sizes, you ‘d better upload a new logo if you change your template. However, you can always check the look after you upload your first logo. Logos uploaded will automatically replace the existing/active one.

In FreeJoomlas.com, we offer free hosting for your Joomla portals. It is absolutely FREE. Moreover, we provide FREE subdomains (YOURNAME.freejoomlas.com) and UNLIMITED data transfer.

Joomla, the next generation of Mambo, is an automated portal system. It is easy to use and manage your website through a control panel. The administrator has total control of his web site without requiring any knowledge of php, HTML and MySQL.