Securing remote Outlook client access to Exchange As more businesses embrace the distributed workforce, moving more and more employees from the traditional cubicle farm into more of a work remotely arrangement (whether these employees are the classical road warriors, or simply working from their own home office) one of the most important resources they will need to access is of course email. As more and more companies embrace SharePoint as an Internet connected portal, and as other applications move to the cloud these remote users have less and less reason to come into the office to connect to the corporate network. This may present the Exchange administrator and/or architect of the next email system with the question of whether to design a solution that depends upon a VPN connection, or to deploy a solution using Outlook Anywhere. Both are perfectly secure and valid solutions for connecting Outlook clients to Exchange, and both have definite advantages and disadvantages. This article will discuss both solutions, and present the pros and cons of each.
Facebook’s "How We Met" Feature and where it’s gone…
Yesterday evening, someone mentioned Facebook’s “how we met” feature to me. Remember it? When you added a new friend, Facebook would ask you how you knew that person… whether you lived together/met through a friend/”hooked up” like in the…
Mobile Deals With Free Sony PS3- Two Products at the Cost of One
Now a days, mobile phones are not only regarded as communication devices but these phones have also added entertainment features such as Java games, multiplayer, FM Radio, digital camera, audio player making these small gadgets much more popular than before. What makes these handy devices complete is the incorporation of business features. Now a single device called the mobile phone serves not only as a communication device but a camera, an audio player, a GPS system and a mini computer. Mobile phones have become immensely popular and today it is hard to imagine a life without these small devices. Today, people of almost all age groups and from all sectors of life are using mobile phones
NSFW: Well, that’s ONE way to get around Apple’s “No Boob Jiggling” policy
Apple may have put the kibosh on Boob Jiggling apps for its iOS devices, but if there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that jiggling boobs cannot be stopped, and if they want to be on the iPhone, they’ll find a way. Case in point, the following image, showing how one clever individual was able to
new brain @ the brain store? no, innovate the Swiss way
I participated in this exercise The Swiss Idea Machine. How great ideas can be produced in good quality and implemented within fixed deadlines, produced by the Swiss American Business Council & sponsored by Swiss International Airlines & the 4 Seasons Hotel. Our facilitator was Markus Mettler, CEO of the Brainstore. He was kind enough to
Vodafone Launched New Android Phone – Vodafone 945
Vodafone today announced a new full touch screen Android phone under its brand. The phone is named Vodafone 945 and is powered by Android 2.1 OS. Features and specifications of the phone include a 3.2-inch WQVGA touch-sensitive display, a 5-MP digital camera, Wi-Fi, GPS, HSDPA, Bluetooth, and a microSD memory expansion slot
The long winded wait for the blue blur’s glorious return to form has been a grueling tale of teasers followed by long periods of nothingness. Finally, a light can be seen at the end of the tunnel, and for some that light is closer than it is for others. Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode 1 will be available first in the iTunes App Store beginning on October 7th. The next iteration will be available for download on the Wii Shop Channel October 11th, followed by the Playstation Network and Xbox Live Arcade versions hitting October 12th and 13th respectively. Wii owners can expect to relinquish 1500 Wii Points; PSN users – $14.99; and XBLA – 1200 Microsoft Points
Today’s Deal of the Day goes out to all you gamers looking to pick up an Xbox 360 S console. Dell has the 4GB model available at a 10% discount, saving you $20 off the price of the system. Save 10% on 4GB Xbox 360 slim console Don’t forget, if you’re looking for other deals, be sure to check out our Newegg Promo Code thread. Tags: coupon codes , deal of the day , dell , dell coupon code , dell coupon codes , dell promo code , dell promo codes , dotd , logicbuy , microsoft , promo codes , video games , videogames , xbox 360 , xbox 360 4gb , xbox 360 s , xbox 360 slim , Deal of the Day: 10% off Xbox 360 4GB slim originally appeared on Gear Live on Wed, September 29, 2010 – 1:28:07
Bleeding Edge TV 366: Xbox 360 Fall 2010 dashboard update review
The next major Xbox 360 dashboard update happens in November, and we’ve got a look at all the new changes and additions in this episode of Bleeding Edge TV. This is a big update that brings another big redesign to the Xbox 360, similar to what they did a couple years ago with the New Xbox Experience.
Paddlesworth offers up Fake Blogs and Facebook Profiles for entertainment: Is this the future and are we actually entertained?
Would you be taken in by a comedy Facebook account? The founders of the “world’s first mixed-media collaborative novel” think you might be, and they think you might be amused by the experience. Paddlesworth Press is a spoof village…
Bose launch first TV set – a pricey £6000 but you get a lot of woofers for your money
German audio-makers Bose revealed their first TV today, out in time for the Christmas shopping punters. With an LCD screen, 6 woofers, 7 element speakers and a “sound radiator” built in… they claim that their VideoWave is not just…
How BT is mixed up in the porn-sharing and ACS:Law case…
It seems that BT could be getting dirty too in the case of ACS:Law versus International Privacy. One unencrypted email containing customer details sent to ACS:Law by a BT lawyer showed a lack of adequate data protection on behalf of…
BlackBerry PlayBook Professional Grade Tablet Introduced by RIM
Recently, Research In Motion (RIM), the makers of BlackBerry announced the launch of new professional-grade BlackBerry PlayBook tablet and BlackBerry Tablet OS. BlackBerry PlayBook offers the users oriented services. Uncompromised web browsing, true multitasking and high performance multimedia are the leading key features of BlackBerry PlayBook Professional Grade Tablet. It provides advance security features, out-of-the-box enterprise and a breakthrough development platform for IT departments and developers.
Pain of keeping the CMS updated pushed Arrington to sell TechCrunch to AOL
Well, not exactly, but when tech guru and TechCruch founder Michael Arrington explained why he sold his blog TechCrunch to AOL, his biggest complaint wasn’t the pounding hours, it was finding engineers to keep the back-end running. “The truth is…
HP exec Todd Bradley refers to webOS tablet as PalmPad
The webOS tablet slated for release in early 2011 hasn’t been given an official name, though an HP patent for ‘PalmPad’ led many to refer to it as such. Even HP’s Todd Bradley let this name slip during an Analyst Meeting. “We’ve already announced the expansion of our future product portfolio well beyond smartphones. We’ll have a webOS-powered PalmPad that will be set for release early in 2011,” stated Bradley during the conference
Delorme PN-60W wins Popular Mechanics Breakthrough Award
The Delorme PN-60W is the first of its kind; a GPS linked to the SPOT satellite communicator that enables you to send location information as well as short messages (think SMS) to others in the outside world no matter where you are on earth (well almost anywhere – See the SPOT coverage ). Try that with your mobile phone! We think the capability is pretty cool, and apparently so does Popular Mechanics because they recognized it as one of the best products of 2010 (is the year over yet?) The PN-60W joins a pretty good group of winners including the Nissan Leaf electric car, the Chevy Volt, and a pretty amazing compound mitre saw from Bosch. More cool products like the Delorme PN-60W at Popular Mechanics
Waze Results: Social Driving is Popular – New User Groups Announced
Waze has released some interesting data that shows their Social Driving groups are popular among users, and are starting to form around traffic and commuters most often, hopefully helping to solve a major headache for so many consumers. Social Driving doesn’t mean chatting with your friends in the back seat on the way to a party Saturday night; here it means joining a Waze Group with people you probably don’t know. over 1.5 million users are using the free mapping and navigation application that is available for popular smart phones, and their recent release of their social driving groups is spawning some interesting behavior.
Justin Bieber the doll – but is it as cute as the real thing?
The world’s cutest boy in fully-manipulable plastic form? I think I will! Justin Bieber is now a plastic doll and his millions of fans all over the wide world will be hoping this little plastic hunk makes it into their…
This one hot chili pepper! Watch him sing and dance and move his fiery mouth to the blazing sounds of Hot Hot Hot. This Singing and Dancing Chili Pepper really brings the heat when he shakes his maracas. Feel the burn, baby! That’s a spicy pepper! Get one at Baron Bob
Geomium: "we’re not rivalling Facebook, but.." UK start-up promises to be the best location-based social network
“Facebook just wasn’t made to be a location-based network.” says Michael Ferguson, the CEO of UK startup Geomium. His company on the other hand has been built from the bottom up around the idea of an all-round location service….
Today we have released Vision Helpdesk V2.8.4 Stable Release — This is mainly a bug fix release includes fixing of some important bugs in V2.8.2 and some new features in existing modules. Its recommended to upgrade as it will fix below listed bugs in your installation.