Every company needs to protect their data from corruption. By now most every company uses multiple layers of security to prevent viruses from entering their network but as your company grows from small to medium to large then so do your needs for improved service levels. And antivirus software must be capable to support your companies changing environment
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15 Email AntiVirus Features and Considerations
The professional messaging device with Microsoft direct push and BlackBerry connect. The C720W from Dopod International is a new a Windows Mobile 5.0 Smartphone with an attractive, dual-tone silver and black design. At only 1.28cm thin, it has a high-quality leather texture finishing and state of the art ergonomic design, giving you’re an uneque 3-way touch pad by the side in place of a traditional scroll-wheel, you can now enjoy quick and easy navigation. That can supports the latest push mail technology: Microsoft Direct Push, BlackBerry Connect and Seven, giving you connectivity on the move
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Dopod C720W
Turn heads, get noticed and stay connected to you world with the innovative Nokia 7705 Twist. So, don’t go unnoticed fit in by standing out the Nokia Twist swivels open to reveal a full QWERTY keyboard and a multi-color contact Light ring that alerts you to incoming call, texts or voicemail messages. Visualize you environment The Super World? Urban Jungle? The Nokia Twist features two unique Habitat Mode display themes, allowing you to assign and customize avatars for each of you contacts
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Nokia 7705 Twist
Your server does not support PHP mail() function ? don’t worry Vision Helpdesk allows you to choose alternate SMTP server to send email reply’s to your clients. By default Vision Helpdesk uses PHP mail() function to send email reply to client tickets, for some reason you want alternate method to send outgoing emails then you can setup SMTP settings in Settings Tab > > Preferences > > SMTP This SMTP setting allows Vision Helpdesk to bypass the PHP mail() function and send email directly to an SMTP server.
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SMTP Settings | Vision Helpdesk Video Tutorials
Nokia has been having a hard time keeping up with snazzy new smartphones powered by the iPhone OS and Google ( NSDQ: GOOG )’s Android mobile operating system, but the Finns are looking to rejuvenate their handsets with the launch of Symbian^3 later this year. But, rather than launch Symbian 3 on the Nokia ( NYSE: NOK ) N8, as has been expected , the updated Symbian platform will apparently launch on a smartphone from an “Asian vendor.” The more user – and developer -friendly Symbian^3 OS is due to be launched in the third quarter , after a delay that pushed back it’s initial first quarter launch window. Word of the first smartphone to run the new Symbian OS comes straight from the source. Symbian Foundation executive director Lee Williams said in an interview that the simpler and more eye-catching Symbian 3 UI was headed to market and added that the platform is almost code complete. The first device to make use of the platform, it seems, could come from Asian smartphone powerhouses like Samsung, HTC or even LG, although Williams was tight-lipped about exactly which vendor would take first dibs on the new version of Nokia’s go-to OS.
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First Symbian 3 smartphone won’t be Nokia N8, launching from ‘Asian vendor’ in 2010
Nokia ( NYSE: NOK ) released a new beta version of Nokia Messaging for IM for touch-enabled devices like the Nokia N97 and Nokia N97 mini. The application is apparently fully redesigned to make getting around easier than ever — according to the “official blog post,” you should be able to accomplish key actions with one touch (or just a few). As you probably know, Nokia Messaging for IM offers a desktop-like IM experience, allowing users to stay in touch with their buddies across multiple communities, including Windows Live Messenger, Yahoo! Messenger, Google ( NSDQ: GOOG ) Talk and Ovi
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Nokia Messaging Beta for IM updated for touch-based devices
Found under: Android , Driving , Safe , SMS , Emails , Reading , DriveSafe.ly the application which purpose is to read incoming sms and emails out loud so you can concentrate on the road was available for BlackBerry phones and now has come to Android ones.
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DriveSafe.ly now available for Android phones
After the Nokia ( NYSE: NOK ) 6210s and Nokia 5800 XpressMusic, another handset made by the Finnish giant is entering the ever competitive mobile phone market of South Korea. The device I’m talking about is the X6, which is arguably the single most desired Symbian S60 smartphone on the market today — actually, that’s the single most touch-enabled Symbian S60 smartphone, cause many people want the E71 or E72
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Nokia X6 hitting South Korea in June
Nokia ( NYSE: NOK ) has recorded 3 videos showing off the Nokia N8. They’ve made only 1 available today and promise to make the other 2 available next week, which is a classic move done by people in the press world to get readers to come back to your site
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Video: Nokia shows off the N8 and in the process cements my earlier decision to switch to Android
Exchange Server 2010 ships with eight very useful Powershell scripts that can be used for managing Public Folders. The scripts perform tasks relating to Public Folder replicas and permissions that are otherwise not easily manageable through the management console or shell. Each of the scripts is developed for making recursive changes to public folders. This means that when you target the script at a particular folder, or the root of the public folder tree, it applies the action to all subfolders of that folder. These scripts only apply to servers running Exchange 2007 or Exchange 2010, you can not specify a server running older versions of Exchange Server.
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8 Useful Public Folder Management Scripts in Exchange Server 2010
Since spam has reared its ugly head on the Internet, its antagonists have waged an uphill struggle to block its arrival in inboxes. That battle, though, has remained largely reactive. White Hats expend enormous amounts of energy to extinguish the latest fire set by spammers so that good mail can make it to its destination unsinged. Much of that energy could be saved, however, if spam fighters focused their efforts on what’s good in the email stream instead of what’s bad
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Four characteristics of a good whitelist
In Heinz Tschabitscher’s article, “ Why You Should Compress Files Before Sending Them via Email ”, Heinz discusses various reasons for compressing email before it’s sent out. Some of the reasons that the author mentions include: unnecessary long download times, waste of network resources and inefficient storage usage of certain file formats such as Microsoft Word documents. The author also mentions setting thresholds such as 10MB or greater at which email attachments should be considered as candidates for compression.
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Compress Email Attachments
We’ve already talked about renewed Sports Tracker , which is no longer a Nokia ( NYSE: NOK )’s project. Rather, a separate company, Sports Tracking Technologies, is behind it with all the same people who made it while working for Nokia developing the software
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New Sports Tracker updated with S60 3.2 support
In John P. Mello Jr.’s blog post, “ Peeking into employee’s email can be no-no ”, John details a recent New Jersey court case involving the rights of a company to view the contents of an employee’s non-business related emails on the laptop issued to the employee after the employee had left the company
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Employee Email Privacy Considerations
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Creating a Strategic Content Ecosystem
The Outlook Personal Folders file (PST) had its day. It was once the ultimate or perhaps only solution to reducing the cost of storing old emails within the Exchange server database. Those days are largely gone. Exchange servers can scale up to much larger database sizes than they could 10 years ago. Disk and tape storage is cheap, and emails themselves are getting larger and larger. And enterprise email archiving is efficient, cost effective, and even comes built in to the latest version of Exchange Server.
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What to do With Those PST Files
In large organizations it can be a very convenient capability to allow some of your co-workers access to your calendar. This feature supports collaboration and helps to avoid over scheduling of meetings and appointments. Along with that capability is another feature that can allow other users access to your mailbox. This other feature is referred to as granting delegation access
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Troubleshooting Delegated Email Issues
Administration of a server or of an enterprise of servers will often require the installation of updates to keep a system patched with the latest fixes. But at some point an upgrade or a migration will be needed. Email administrators, or any administrator of a system for that matter, will sooner or later encounter a situation where the most recent migration has not gone well. Sometimes it is necessary to rollback to a previous working version to keep the users and the managers happy.
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Troubleshooting Public Folder Replication Problems
Just as smokers are advised to select and work towards a quit date, the Web site QuitFacebookDay is encouraging frustrated Facebook users to cut the chord with the powerful social networking site on May 31. Founded by technologist Joseph Dee and systems designer Matthew Milan, QuitFacebookDay is asking prospective ex-account-holders to sign their email or Twitter ID to a pledge list. Monday morning, there were 2,635 “committed Facebook quitters,” according to the website, up about 70% from the May 15 count of 780. For a lot of people, quitting Facebook revolves around privacy
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Facebook Fight Calls For Flight
Microsoft released some security patches last month without revealing them to the public. Some of the fixes affected software in mission critical Exchange mail servers. The patches were hidden in one of Microsoft’s periodic updates issued April 13, namely “Microsoft Security Bulletin MS10-024 – Important: Vulnerabilities in Microsoft Exchange and Windows SMTP Service Could Allow Denial of Service (981832).” “This security update resolves one publicly disclosed vulnerability and one privately reported vulnerability in Microsoft Exchange and Windows SMTP Service,” Microsoft said in the security bulletin’s executive summary. “The more severe of these vulnerabilities could allow denial of service if an attacker sent a specially crafted DNS response to a computer running the SMTP service,” it continued
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Microsoft releases stealth patches for Exchange
The worst possible time to define your uptime and availability requirements for an Exchange environment is when that environment is unavailable. No email administrator wants to hear “We need this working within 2 hours” when they are looking at a dead server that is going to take all night to recover. Uptime and availability should be defined within an SLA, or Service Level Agreement. An Exchange Server SLA should exist in all organizations, even those that provide their own internal IT services. The SLA is between the IT supplier or IT department and the rest of the business, and clearly defines what is an acceptable downtime or outage of the Exchange environment
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Exchange Server SLAs, and Why You Need One