After three fiasco experiences with Windows Mobile devices, I’ve become a BlackBerry fan. I have been using a BlackBerry 8700 for the past couple of months, and have found it much more reliable than the Windows Mobile 5 device I wrote about back in March. It has never […]
When I was an undergraduate student at the University of Canterbury down here in New Zealand in the early-mid 1990s, I used mindmapping on double sheets of paper to summarize lecture notes, readings and other insights on learning materials. Thanks to the MindManager mindmapping software developed by Mindjet, […]
I had a post all ready to publish at 11.50am PDT this morning, but TypePad was down for some undisclosed reason. The SixApart Status blog has been feeding updates throughout the day, but they haven’t been accurate, timely, or true to their word. Here’s the screen shots I […]
I’ve continued on what was originally a 37 day challenge. Here’s my numbers for the past few weeks: June 2006 19 … 51-9-0 20 … 52-10-0 21 … 53-10-0 22 … 54-10-0 23 … 55-10-0 24 … 56-10-0 25 … NIL 26 … 57-10-0 27 … 58-3-0 28 […]
Notes on Linux IBM announced the imminent release of the Lotus Notes client for Linux desktops. From Ed Brill: The requirement for IBM Workplace software deployment has been removed — and what IBM will ship is a stand-alone Lotus Notes on Linux client. No Workplace server required for […]
Beyond Mobile Email Miyachi Unitek — a global supplier of equipment and systems for resistance welding, laser welding, laser marking, heat seal bonding and hermetic sealing — recently rolled out mobile email via Good Technology’s wireless email solution in conjunction with Treo 600 and 650 devices. It is […]
I am a ResultsManager Gyronix, the wonderful company behind the ResultsManager add-in for Mindjet MindManager, launched the “I am a ResultsManager” campaign, focused on helping their users become breakout stars within their companies. Professional and personal users of ResultsManager have one thing in common; they’re implementation heroes. When […]
David on the Good in Email David Maister makes a case for why using email is increasing our abilities to connect with others. He raises 6 valid points. A number of commenters add valued input. David’s take is very much at the business/communication end of the spectrum, rather […]
Good for Domino Good Technology unveiled a version of its wireless email solution for corporates running Lotus Domino Server. Offers continuous two-way push-based wireless sync of email, calendar, contacts, journals and to-dos, and supports a variety of mobile devices (Pocket PC, Palm and Symbian). Available immediately. Two of […]
Happy Birthday to Bruce … although no age declared. Happy birthday regardless! Bruce Elgort Power of Community … Sometimes bloggers in a community stir up a mob response to perceived injustice. Other times community members come to the aid of someone who needs a little encouragement and help. […]
Michael Sampson 