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Monthly Archives: February 2006
Kevin Remde is talking about OneCare Live pricing: $49.99 per year, protecting up to 3 PC's. To thank everyone for testing the beta, Microsoft will offer the first year of OneCare at $19.99 to its beta friends. Anotherwords, go sign … Continue reading
I realize this post is coming up at 3:30AM and I was dead tired about 20 minutes ago but this is just too cool to sleep on. Funambol is an open source company that provides mobile sync software for Windows … Continue reading
The speculation over MSFP being delayed by the Visto lawsuit is fairly rampant, but I've found another gravevine that has a somewhat more believable excuse: AKU2, which is the release you are discussing, has MAJOR memory leaks and is not … Continue reading
The following comes from the guys over at Inside SBS, talking about MobileAdmin on SBS. This topic was recently brought up on the SBS2K list and Peter Galagher forwarded over a little tweak that allows MobileAdmin to work on SBS: … Continue reading
The Windows Mobile Training site is a resource I have mentioned a number of times as perhaps the second best resource on Windows Mobile, second only to msmobiles.com. It has a ton of sales, technical, demo and lab information to … Continue reading
Gdon't care, not really. I only know of one person that actually installed this program and believe me, I tried hard to find someone to play with me and see what Gtalk can do. At the time, not much, aside … Continue reading
With all the drama in the Microsoft partner world I seem to have been under a rock for the past week or so. Turns out Microsoft ISA 2004 Service Pack 2 was released last week! SBSers feel there isn't much … Continue reading
Last paragraph is not for the faint of heart, you've been warned. Eric Ligman, the only person at Microsoft capable of explaining licensing, has posted about the NFR software and the few famous posts that we've drilled Microsoft over. He's … Continue reading
Paula Rooney has an excellent article over at CRN about the products nobody will buy… I mean, about the challenges major software vendors have when offering bundles to the midmarket. The genius part of the whole article is at the … Continue reading
This is as followup to the original software piracy plea for help I made earlier this week. I wanted to update you on the events that took place yesterday as this has seriously upset our generally quiet Orlando Microsoft Partner … Continue reading