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Just a little over a week ago, the first details of Android 2.2 Froyo came to light, and one of the more interesting rumored features it will bring was full Adobe Flash support (Flash version 10.1, even). Today, we have confirmed that Android 2.2 will indeed have that feature, straight from Google’s VP of Engineering Andy Rubin himself. In a recent interview with the New York Times , Andy Rubin promised that full support for Adobe’s Flash standard was coming in the next version of Android. And with that, thousands of speculative Android-loving fans rejoice

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Android 2.2 confirmed for having full Adobe Flash support

Features of Microsoft SharePoint Microsoft SharePoint is basically a document management system . It is a set of server abilities that improve the efficiency of an organization by providing services of enterprise search, content management, and facilitation of information sharing and acceleration of shared business processes. For IT developers and professionals, it serves as tool for interoperability, application extensibility and server administration.

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Features of Microsoft SharePoint

Administrators are asked to perform many duties during the day some of which are related to email administration, server administration, diagnostics and occasional network administration. But one of the rare tasks that administrators are asked to perform is the rare request to clean up email folders and less so the cleanup of duplication of emails. Duplicate emails happen from time to time. At best they are an annoyance. At most they can clog up email folders with twice the number of emails sent

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4 Duplicate Email Remover Tools

Sony took an interesting approach to netbooks by wading in with the undeniably nice-looking, but underpowered and overpriced, Sony Vaio P Series last year. It seems it’s learnt its lesson with the new M Series. We’ve had an exclusive look and can confirm it’s more affordable, more powerful, and almost as attractive as its predecessors. What do you get for your considerably smaller outlay? Read below for our 10 Reasons to buy Sony Vaio VPC-M11M1E 1/ The price At £299 it’s Sony’s best value netbook

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Reasons to buy Sony Vaio VPC-M11M1E

Nokia has released a new firmware update (version 31.023) for its E72 smartphone. Aside from fixing many of the known bugs, the new firmware also bring some new applications along with updates to existing apps. Here’s the recap: New pre-installed apps include Ovi Sync, Advance Communication Manager (which gives extra call functionality such as black lists), Smart Connect and Internet radio. Updated were Ovi Maps (free navigation and location sharing version included!), Web (now in version 7.2 – brings full support for Flash Lite 3.1 in the web environment), Ovi Store (v1.5.436), Share online (v4.3.10.02), My Nokia ( NYSE: NOK ) (1.4) and the Start up and Email wizards (v2.1 and v2.05, respectively). At the moment, the new firmware is only available via Nokia Software Updater, meaning you’ll have to connect your E72 to your PC to update it

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Nokia E72 gets a major firmware update (version 31.023)

It’s fortunate that we all have the ability as humans to grow, mature and learn from our mistakes and the mistakes of others. We wouldn’t be where we are today without the ability to adapt and learn. This fundamental principle not only applies to “macro” topics like culture; it applies to the little things as well.

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Why KIN and Windows Phone 7 Can Succeed – Getting User Experiences

Peeking into an employee’s Web mail accessed on a company computer during work hours can be illegal–at least in New Jersey, according to that state’s Supreme Court. In a 7-0 decision, the judicial panel upheld a lower court ruling that sanctioned a company for collecting email messages between an employee and her attorney stored on the employee’s company computer. “Finding that the policies undergirding the attorney-client privilege substantially outweigh the employer’s interest in enforcement of its unilaterally imposed regulation, we reject the employer’s claimed right to rummage through and retain the employee’s emails to her attorney,” the appellate court ruled in its decision upheld by the state’s high court.

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Peeking into employee’s email can be no-no

The UPS guy handed me my new iPad just a few hours ago, and yes–the jumbo-sized screen is as glorious as they say, and I was shocked by how good HD videos looked. But I was also surprised by how heavy the iPad feels, and if you were hoping to read e-books all day under the clear, bright blue sky, well…bad news, folks

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The 10 Most Surprising Things About The iPad

It was pretty obvious to us when we first saw the iPad that it would definitely be big in the medical field. As it turns out, it looks like hospitals are catching on—case in point, California’s Kaweah Delta. The hospital has ordered 100 iPads for use around their campus. Nick Volosin, the hospital’s director of technical services, sees the iPad as replacing laptops for things like email, checking X-rays, EKG results, and more.

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Kaweah Delta hospital orders 100 iPads

Microsoft has whet the appetites of administrators this month by announcing some the new features it expects to be in the first major upgrade of its Exchange Server 2010 software later this year. Here are 30 of the new features in the upcoming Service Pack 1 for the program

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30 new features in Exchange Server 2010 SP1

Email is not just for people.  It is also used by other services, applications and devices for a multitude of communication scenarios. Some examples of this are applications that send email reports to users, such as enterprise backup software; devices that offer email capabilities, such as scan-to-email; and applications that receive and parse email messages, such as job ticketing systems. With these types of requirements it is very common for an Exchange Server environment to host a lot of non-user mailboxes.  In larger environments this can present some challenges.  Each mailbox requires a corresponding user account, which presents some security risks. And if not tracked and managed properly the number of mailboxes can grow and result in mailboxes that no one knows about or understands the actual purpose for.  This type of mismanagement will crop up at key times such as when migrating to a new Exchange Server, which makes planning and risk management difficult for the project team. With all of that in mind here are some tips for maintaining a well managed Exchange Server environment for service and application mailboxes

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How to Manage Service and Application Mailboxes in Exchange

Gmail is the fastest mean of mailing system nowadays. But attaching a file seems a very tedious task, as you have to click “attach a file” option and then browse the particular file, which is a little bit time consuming. So, here is the solution for you now. Now gmail has extended its functionality by providing drag-and-drop file attachment feature. With this functionality now users can drag-and-drop photos, documents, spreadsheets and other files from their computer to Gmail.

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New "Drag-and-Drop File Attachment" Feature Made Gmail More Powerful

Verizon Wireless announced DROID Incredible by HTC, the newest Android device on the nation’s most reliable wireless 3G network, will be available beginning April 29. Featuring a “topographic” design that demonstrates the powerful engineering just beneath the surface, DROID Incredible by HTC is designed with craftsmanship and precision while making it easier than ever to stay connected

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HTC DROID Incredible comes to Verizon on 29 April

Since I’ve been using the Pre for over a week now, I’ve managed to get more and more familiar with WebOS and am enjoying it more and more. It combines many things found on today’s hottest mobile OS’ around – Android and iPhone OS. WebOS is highly underrated mainly due to the mediocre hardware it is being forced to run on, and the fact it’s creators Palm have done a poor job of distribution and made many mistakes when launching. There are various factors why Palm’s Pre and Pixi are not successful, but that doesn’t necessarily mean WebOS isn’t great to experience. Both iPhone and Android users will be arguing why WebOS is inferior to their respective OS’ but the fact is, WebOS has the best of both worlds and is all round more polished and the experience is very very impressive

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Impressions On WebOS

Nokia has announced three new handsets – the Nokia C3, Nokia C6 and Nokia E5 – designed to put better messaging and social networking tools in the hands of more people around the world, at affordable prices. These new handsets feature full QWERTY keyboards, and enable access to a range of different email accounts, IM communities and social networks. “Our messaging device range is very successful,” said Anssi Vanjoki, Nokia’s Head of Markets

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Nokia C3, Nokia C6 and Nokia E5 social phones announced

Nokia has announced three new handsets – the Nokia C3, Nokia C6 and Nokia E5 – designed to put better messaging and social networking tools in the hands of more people around the world, at affordable prices. These new handsets feature full QWERTY keyboards, and enable access to a range of different email accounts, IM

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Nokia Announces Nokia C3, Nokia C6, and Nokia E5

The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 features a stunning 4.0 inch touchscreen display which employs capacitive technology for a more intuitive user experience. The Xperia X10 runs the Android operating system letting you download apps from the Android Market and access Google content on your phone. Timescape puts your contacts and communications into one place so you can start up a conversation via SMS and continue it by email. The X10 sports an 8.1 Megapixel camera with multiple face detection and autofocus, HSDPA and Wi-Fi, GPS, 1GB internal memory and a memory card slot

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Sony Ericsson Xperia X10

Today Nokia revealed the E5, an S60 smartphone targeted at mobile professionals. The device offers robust email support as well as a 5 megapixel camera and a full QWERTY keyboard in a traditional bar form factor. It’s expected to be available in the third quarter of this year. Read the full story here.

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Nokia outs E5, an S60 QWERTY smartphone for mobile professionals

Nokia Events site was showing a countdown since yesterday about a mystery web based event that was going to take place today. Rumors were strong about Nokia launching the N8, Nokia first 12MP camera phone with Symbian^3 or Nokia launching the C6, second phone in the C Series range. The countdown has ended and the Finnish giant has unveiled the Nokia E5, the Nokia C3 and Nokia C6 but not the Nokia N8 .

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Nokia Unveils C3, E5 and C6

Every company thrives on communications; conference calls, corporate web sites, forums, internal communities and most obviously, electronic mails. But with all communications there comes the risk of eavesdropping, stolen ideas and the exposure of private communications into the public domain. And in all corporations there are numerous devices which function as email transport points in the communications chain. These numerous email communication points can include workstations, servers, handheld devices, smart phones, iPads, etc. With all the communication points in the chain there are many openings for email hijacking to occur

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4 Reasons for Email Security

Apple CEO and avid turtle neck wearer Steve Jobs revealed the latest iteration of the iPhone OS – 4.0 – which brings some interesting new features to iPhone users. Whilst fanboys from each side will carry on debating what this means to them one way or another, there is one clear fact, fragmentation has come to the Apple-sphere

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iPhone OS 4.0 Revealed, Frags The Scene