3UK In Car MiFi
3UK have launched the in car MiFi unit in Birmingham at the #GadgetShowLive event. I have previously reviewed the 3UK MiFi and can vouch for it to be a very good device. It’s very easy to setup, the 3UK 3G connection was quick and stable and the overall I only have positives from my experience. The 3UK in car MiFi is designed so passengers can have access to a fast 3G signal via any WiFi enabled device whether that is their iPod Touch, Netbook, or iPad – all without a single wire needed. Boring journeys will be no more, nor will there be the usual kids screaming and shouting “Are We There Yet” because they’d obviously be too busy
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3UK In Car MiFi
international business…academically speaking
I wasn’t able to attend, but did pick up the proceedings from the Academy of International Business Midwest Chapter‘s annual meeting @ the Drake Hotel. Here are the topics they addressed: Promoting economic growth through tourism: a systematic customer-focused approach Corporate governance & firm valuation in Asian emerging markets Patterns of consumer adjustments in shopping
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Creating large mailboxes with Exchange 2010
Despite the benefits of giving users large electronic mailboxes, many administrators have been reluctant to do so because of the costs and complexity involved. However, those costs can be reduced and that complexity simplified making large mailboxes a more viable solution with Microsoft Exchange Server 2010. That’s what Microsoft maintains in a recent white paper , “The Microsoft Large Mailbox Vision: Giving users large mailboxes without breaking your budget.” In the document, the company explains how new features in Exchange 2010 can reduce storage costs, as well as improve the operation of existing systems. What’s wrong with small mailboxes?
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Creating large mailboxes with Exchange 2010
Johnny Cash Lives Through You
The Johnny Cash Project is a collaborative portrait of the Man in Black conceived by director Chris Milk and developer Aaron Koblin. Contribute your drawing, painting or graphic of a scene from the video. These will be added to the project as part of an ongoing video for “Ain’t No Grave,” Cash’s final studio recording.
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Johnny Cash Lives Through You
2 x Free Blackberry Developer Two Day Workshops
As a followon enabling activity from the Blackberry Developer Day, RIM is delighted to offer access to complimentary hands on lab style training courses to enable your interested developer community wishing to develop applications on BlackBerry. This is suitable for consumer or enterprise developers. Dates Option 1: April 12th & 13th Option 2: April 14th & 15th Venue Research In Motion Level 6, 100 Pacific Highway North Sydney Overview of Sessions Introduction to BlackBerry application development Introduction to Widget application development Introduction to Java® application development BlackBerry® device user interface Background Applications Connecting to the wireless network Personal information management (PIM) Storing data on the BlackBerry device Bluetooth® wireless technology Global Positioning System (GPS) BlackBerry mail API Notifications and profile integration Integration with native BlackBerry device applications Multimedia Debugging, troubleshooting and testing BlackBerry device applications Deployment Application communication Introduction to push applications Security/Cryptography Super Apps Mobile Experience – design considerations for compelling user interface RSVP Please RSVP ASAP directly to Niki Kennedy at nkennedy@rim.com or 0428270069
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2 x Free Blackberry Developer Two Day Workshops
Microsoft Updates “My Phone” Service; Windows Phone 7 and HD2 Videos
Microsoft’s My Phone is a great free service for backing up your phone, and now it’s just gotten better. This week I’ll also point you to more videos and news about Windows Phone 7 and T-Mobile’s HD2, as well as news about a couple new devices
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Microsoft Updates “My Phone” Service; Windows Phone 7 and HD2 Videos
Trailblazer – i am loving it
I used the Trailblazer today during my morning drive today and I am really impressed. If you have no idea what I’m talking about please check out the previous post on this cool car charger. Back to the topic, using the n900 along with the Trailblazer really gave me the effect of using a carputer. Activate the FM transmitter and play music seamlessly
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Trailblazer – i am loving it
10 Reasons for External EMAIL Hosting
Many IT departments are evaluating the services they offer to their many clients within the enterprise. One of the challenges they face are how to offer the best of internal support balanced and low prices but balanced against the high costs of software licensing, maintenance and limited budgets. One of the services which IT departments offer that is the most common denominator in any organization is that of electronic mail. And at least once a year IT departments review the potential benefits of outsourcing their corporate email service to outside entities.
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10 Reasons for External EMAIL Hosting
HTC Desire
The HTC Desire is the superphone you have been waiting for. Sporting a stunning 3.7 inch AMOLED touchscreen display with multi-touch, the Desire offers an unmatched web browsing and multimedia experience. Combining Google Android with HTC Sense, the Desire lets users customise multiple home screens with downloadable apps and web feeds whilst staying in contact with a continuous stream of updates, photos and comments from favourite social networking sites such as Twitter and Facebook.
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An in-depth look at a pre-production Sony Ericsson Xperia X10
Sony Ericsson sent us an Xperia X10 Android smartphone for review. While we initially expected a retail-ready device, we ended up getting a pre-production unit that kept us from doing a normal review. But after 2+ weeks with the phone, we certainly have some strong opinions on it.
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An in-depth look at a pre-production Sony Ericsson Xperia X10
New Ad Innovations by Google
Google Ad Innovations is a place for you to explore new marketing technologies, learn via videos and provide feedback to Google. Some of the innovations include: R emarketing — a way to show your ads to users who’ve previously visited your website as they browse sites across the Google Content Network AdWords Search Funnels — a set of reports that help you understand the Google.com search ad click and impression behavior leading up to a conversion Location Extensions with Multiple Addresses — an ad format that displays a list of nearby store locations when your customers are performing local searches Click-to-Call Extensions — an ad format that lets mobile phone users call you directly from your ads Analytics Intelligence — a Google Analytics feature that automatically identifies significant changes in your site traffic Tags: ad innovations , Google , remarketing , search funnels , location extensions.
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The iPad changes the game.
On Saturday, Apple released it’s new device, the iPad. I didn’t pre-order one, but I thought I would stop by our local Best Buy to see if I could snag one. If the line was too long I would just go home. Well, as I arrived at the building a mere 15 minutes before opening, I was ninth in line. I saw footage on TV later in the day that showed hundreds of people in lines at various locations around the states and Chicago in particular
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The iPad changes the game.
TomTom Lifetime T and M Shuffle
TomTom recently announced lifetime map and traffic subscriptions. If you thought that they were going to be available just as an afterthought, you were wrong – they are now going to find their way into the product line as distinct items (SKU’s) offering a bit of a dizzying array of products for purchase. The good thing is that decoding the TomTom Traffic and Map Shuffle is pretty straight forward. Base product – No Lifetime maps or traffic Base product +”T” – Lifetime RDS Traffic Service Base Product + “M” – Lifetime Map upgrades Base Product + TM” – Lifetime Traffic Service and Map upgrades What’s this mean in real world terms
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TomTom Lifetime T and M Shuffle
Happy Future for Outsourcing in 2010
Horses for Sources, the foremost social networking community and advisory analyst firm, published its first research report – “The IT Outsourcing and Business Process Outsourcing Industry Landscape in 2010”. The report was conducted on the basis of the opinion of 1,055 senior executives involved with either buying, selling or advising outsourcing services
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Top Selling GPS Units
A quick look has Garmin dominating the top selling car navigation units over at Amazon, with older widescreens offering up a long list of features with high quality capabilities. I would recommend the Nuvi 255W out of these as a good value for the money with solid features and a newer interface. The Nuvi 260W offers similar features with a slightly older interface. I think the changes that were made going up to the XX5 series (i.e. the 255W) are worth the extra $27.
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Top Selling GPS Units
What’s Nokia and Newegg Up To?
Happy Easter, from Nokia & Newegg to you. A little something arrived in my mailbox yesterday…(updated!) A large Cadbury “crunchie” Easter egg, courtesy of the fine folks over at Womworld . That was mysterious in itself, but included in the box was a message that read “We just wanted to let you know of a new exciting project between Nokia & Newegg.com…keep your eyes peeled for more information!” Interesting. The million dollar question is, of course, just what is this new project/partnership? Nokia makes cell phones and accessories, and Newegg is one of the Web’s favorite retailers (it’s definitely one of mine, next to Amazon).
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Rockchip’s prototype RK2808-powered Android smartphone spotted… finally!
Rockchip’s prototype RK2808-powered Android smartphone spotted… finally! The Ramos W7 Android-powered MID has come to pass, but for the last year one question’s remained: where is that RK2808-based handset we were promised?
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Rockchip’s prototype RK2808-powered Android smartphone spotted… finally!
Samsung Monte Lands in India
Samsung Monte Lands in India This isn’t the first time the Samsung Monte (S5620) has graced these pages, and we’ve got to admit: we’re glad to see it back. Perhaps not so much to announce that it’s heading all the way over to India, but if it’s going anywhere, that’s not a bad place at all. Especially not when you consider how cheap the device is going to be, compared with the nice set of features the handset offers. We’re sure that some folks in that neck of the woods may wish to see something a bit different , but we promise, this isn’t a bad phone at all. But it’s more than obvious that Samsung’s not stopping their touchscreen phone onslaught any time soon
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Motorola Backflip Heading To Germany
Motorola Backflip Heading To Germany Folks over in Germany who are looking out for a new Android-powered phone will be happy to hear that Motorola has officially announced that the Motorola Backflip will be arriving in Germany this month. The Motorola Backflip is currently listed on Amazon.de for EUR439
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iPad Review: Roundup of Available iPad Reviews
The iPad is available since yesterday morning. Beside our IT&T review there were already reviews published by other blogs. Here’s a roundup of the review verdicts, with links to the originals: PC Magazine “Is the iPad a perfect product? No
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iPad News: Unboxing Experience The iPad [video]
A fresh owner of the new iPad filmed the unboxing experience with, I guess, an iPhone. Apple did agin a great job to make the so package easy to open. I am reading Inside Steve’s Brains and it is so true about the packaging. It is as described in that book
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