- by iPhone-tips-tricks.com – Well well. Microsoft’s Live Hotmail will finally support it’s own ActiveSync technology this Monday. source: Microsoft’s Dharmesh Mehta told CNET The fun part is that competitor Gmail has implemented ActiveSync support last year already. As I wrote about the multiple Exchange ActiveSync accounts support on iOS 4 [HERE], Hotmail users can add their Hotmail account to
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iPhone TIPS: Exchange ActiveSync to arrive on Hotmail on Monday
Since my days working @ the Canadian consulate, I still check in @ www.canada.com There was an interesting article there: Europeans dress most casually for work, Indians dress smartest where there are a few tidbits that might be helpful @ some point. Here are all of the results of the survey & here is the
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learn how to Dress for Success globally
Garmin has announced a great looking new Edge 800 GPS based touchscreen bike computer that looks to be a big step up in capabilities, notable adding Birdseye satellite imagery and touchscreen capabilities. The Edge 800 interacts with Garmin Basecamp software where you can plan rides and then download them to the Edge 800. If your ride partners have a wireless capable GPS, you can then beam the route to them via Garmi’s wireless sharing feature. Compatible Fitness units include the Edge 705 and 605, along with the Garmin Oregon series, Dakota 20 and the older Colorado series handheld units. I use a Colorado 400t when biking to which I have added City Navigator NT maps so I can navigate roads.
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Garmin Edge 800 New Touchscreen Bike Computer
Here is an extract from Golden Gekko’s view of the mobile platform landscape today with an insight into likely losers and gainers going forwards: The mobile ecosystem keeps on evolving faster than ever and it’s often difficult to see the macro trends with all the day to day announcements and comments about winners and losers.
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Mobile OS Platforms-Which horse should you bet on?
As the name suggests, the main functions of the iPhone 4 is to make the call. Is a big mistake if we think that the iPhone 4 can only be used for calling. There are many uses iPhone 4, one of which is to take pictures. As one of the types of smartphones, the iPhone 4 has more than one function. iPhone latest generation is equipped camera with up to 5 megapixel
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iPhone 4 Not Just for Calling
Forerunner to the Black berry is a pager. Maybe we do not think that the Blackberry sophisticated as we know it originated from a simple pager. But that’s the actual reality. Blackberry reached the top of triumph when the President of the United States, Barrack Obama use the Blackberry as part of his lifestyle. Obama using a Blackberry and facebook for social networking in the presidential election campaign in 2008.
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A Glimpse of Blackberry
Last night I attended this Global Business Card Exchange hosted by a rejuvenated World Trade (Center?) Illinois & new Brazilian American Chamber of Commerce of Illinois at the Brazilian steakhouse Brazzaz. Other sponsors included The law firm of Sandler, Travis & Rosenberg, P.A., Argentine-American Midwest Chamber of Commerce, The Latin American Chamber of Commerce, Korean
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world trade (center?) illinois is back & another new chamber in town
A healthy mind and body is very important to our child’s growth so that they will be good citizens of the land in the future. Not only that, it is also crucial to have their teeth well taken care of on account of as a physically fit individual they should have a tip-top shape set of teeth to have a perfect smile as they grow older. In this regard, it is of great urgency to consult the Dental Care for Children experts such as the Children’s Choice Pediatric Dental Care for the reason that they enjoy and own the technology and innovation to carry out this monumental task.
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Children’s Choice Pediatric Dental Care
Boston.com did a quick video on mapping with a NAVTEQ truck this morning, and in there you get an idea of what the work might be like. I rode along with a TeleAtlas van a few years ago and saw the power of these mapping vehicles, from their sophisticated GPS tracking capabilities to track which lane you rode in to the cameras that captured the road signs all being stored in the onboard servers. Mapping and data collection has come a long way, and is not without controversy, as Google is embroiled in a struggle with an ever growing list of organizations and governments over its StreetView capabilities as it maps new roads and captures street level images as it goes.
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Ride Along Video: Mapping With NAVTEQ
On the heels of our post earlier today regarding a panel discussion at the eTail 2010 summit over mobile apps vs. the mobile Web when it comes to a mobile commerce strategy, Adobe has published a new survey that should shed some light on the debate. Adobe’s “Scene7 Rich Mobile Commerce Survey” was conducted from July 6 to July 23, 2010, to identify businesses’ strategic and tactical plans for mobile commerce over the next year. The survey received 446 responses from representatives at leading enterprises worldwide – with most coming from North America. Of the respondents, it found that 80 percent of companies were planning, or had already deployed a mobile website, compared to the 8 percent of respondents that were interested in applications. Granted, Adobe has a vested interest in the mobile Web over mobile apps — as its Flash technology is more prevalent and accepted there — but the survey still sheds an interesting light
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Adobe Mobile Commerce Survey: 80% Of Respondents Utilize Mobile Web Over Apps
I use PayPal a lot. In recent years it’s become a primary form of payment for me both on and offline, but one place I can’t use PayPal so easily is to purchase apps on my Android device. That may soon change, as it’s been rumored that PayPal and Google are in talks over using the now-ubiquitous payment technology in the Android Market
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PayPal, Google Rumored To Be Partnering For Android Mobile Payments
Shopkick , a brand new LBS startup we covered recently , just announced a major new partnership with Simon Properties to install its innovative check-in/rewards technology in shopping malls across the country. At the heart of Shopkick’s technology is the bypass of GPS for location-tracking
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Shopkick Picks Up Major Retail Momentum For Check-In App, Partners With Simon Properties
In an update to RIM’s initial response to how the company would handle requests from governments to make encrypted data available to carriers, the BlackBerry maker says that “although it cannot disclose confidential regulatory discussions that take place with any government, RIM assures its customers that it genuinely tries to be as cooperative as possible with governments in the spirit of supporting legal and national security requirements, while also preserving the lawful needs of citizens and corporations.” Additionally RIM has outlined 4 main principles that any carrier requesting “lawful” access to data be limited by: The carriers’ capabilities be limited to the strict context of lawful access and national security requirements as governed by the country’s judicial oversight and rules of law. The carriers’ capabilities must be technology and vendor neutral, allowing no greater access to BlackBerry consumer services than the carriers and regulators already impose on RIM’s competitors and other similar communications technology companies.
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RIM Outlines 4 Main Principles For “Lawful” Access To Data For Carriers
Apart from Central/Eastern Europe which is one of the world’s most tempting ITO spots, other European regions equally show positive tendencies and expand their ITO market. To get an insight into the current state of affairs of the Nordics outsourcing market let’s turn to EquaTerra’s recently released 2010 Nordics Service Provider Performance and Satisfaction study that covers the Information Technology Outsourcing (ITO) and BPO markets, usage and service provider performance. The sweep of the survey is impressive: the 2010 Nordic study investigated over 440 outsourcing contracts held by over 220 of the top IT spending organizations in the Nordic region.
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Nordic ITO buyers’ satisfaction fuels market growth
The second edition of the Motorola Milestone has now been released on Vodafone deals, the Motorola XT720 Milestone expands further on the features and technology of the original model and does away with the physical qwerty keyboard. The Motorola Milestone XT720 was first launched on O2 deals just last week quickly followed by a release on
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Motorola Milestone XT720 Vodafone – Motorola XT720 Deals
Say goodbye to in-car DVD players, Griffin’s new CinemaSeat transforms the iPad into an In-car entertainment system. On its back the case has an adjustable strap that routes around your headrest and secures it with a grippy hook-and-loop closure. This way backseat passengers can enjoy videos and play games while on the road. The Griffin CinemaSeat retails for $39.99. And if this concept seems familiar, that is because the Seat Buddy basically offers the same function for the iPhone
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Griffin CinemaSeat Transforms the iPad into an In-car Entertainment System
Naturally, as a dedicated globalist, my answer is “yes,” as I encourage any/all firms to consider going global. I attended this forum GLOBALIZATION: Access to the Global Economy sponsored by the Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA) which promoted its views, (which seem to concur, not surprisingly) at this forum. They sponsored another event in March
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are there advantages to minority-owned firms going global?
A major factor in moving from Outlook 2000 to Outlook 2003 was the advantage of utilizing RPC calls to make connections from Outlook clients to an Exchange server. The specific technology for making these internet connections was RPC over HTTP. RPC means remote procedure calls and allow your Outlook MAPI clients to connect to Exchange servers using HTTP or the secure HTTPS protocol. Remote Procedure Call (RPC) is a protocol that one application can use to request a service from another application running in another system in a network without having to understand network details
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Troubleshooting Connections to Exchange Server using HTTP
In today’s modern society, the common claim from most people is ‘we are too busy’ as if life is somehow so hectic that it is virtually impossible to complete all the things we have to do, let alone all the things we would like to do. The impression is that despite the technology, we live in a world where the resource drain on our time is just too much, and as such certain activities suffer. The truth of the matter is, we are all actually in control of our own situations, and a few changes here and there would make a world of difference, it just takes a re-aligning of priorities. However, the technology we have day by day in our pockets, bags and purses can also be used in a multitude of ways to help us serve others who need help on a regular basis, without making too many drastic changes to the way we live our lives
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Orange Launches Mobile Volunteering Project
Mobile World Congress is a yearly exhibition/Conference about mobility. The event is held in Barcelona from February 14 to 17. So this is the place to be to see the future as every mobile actors seize this opportunity to showcase their advancement in mobile technology. You also get to hear from speakers from prominent companies from across the world. This year confirmed speakers are: Randall Stephenson, Chairman, CEO be President of AT&T
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GSMA Mobile World Congress 2011 speakers announced.
Keyboard technology has been around a pretty long time. We’re not sure how long exactly, but if you are curious then you can always google it. When it comes to computer keyboards, there’s really not a whole lot of room for more innovation beyond adding more fancy buttons and shiny lights. At least, that’s what we thought before we were able to test out Microsoft’s new white Arc Keyboard .
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Microsoft Arc Keyboard Review