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Monthly Archives: March 2006
I am not sure how people get the idea I work for Microsoft but let me again state that despite the countless shiny blue, green and purple Microsoft logos and acronyms I do not work for Microsoft. Microsoft works for … Continue reading
There are more than a few screenshots over at TechCrunch talking about Google's new calendar software. Ajax based, integrated into gmail, portable, yada, yada, yada. I'll spare you the tech details, suffice to say its yet another web calendar. Nothing … Continue reading
How much would you pay for a $1200 laptop that has a shiny coat of paint on it? If your answer is "about three times that much" I have some great news for you. Asustech will be making a new … Continue reading
My Golden Boy has a very interesting post of Microsoft going around him to reach the client he nominated for a promotion. Ouch. So not only are Microsoft partners completely abandoning the hope in Microsoft of ever developing secure software, … Continue reading
The SBS & WM5 whitepaper has been released earlier this week. Download it here. I was on the edit team and was not paid so if you don't like it…. $245 to answer questions. Really its quite good, the only … Continue reading
Okay, I must admit the PSS guys have beat us up on this one. Despite our strong world-wide audience at the SBS Show even we are not cool enough to have a SAP telecast, check this out: http://blogs.technet.com/sbs_esp/archive/2006/03/06/421330.aspx Yes, thats … Continue reading
Vladville is back and its nastier than ever. Early Friday I went to Dallas to work on a few systems and do major overhaul of Vladville. Thanks in part to the SBS Show this site now sustains the kind of … Continue reading
Off to Dallas to do some work. Hopefully this place will be a LOT faster when I'm done on Saturday. Look for a bunch of blog posts as I'm bored to death in the data center.
The subject line says it all: Microsoft (well, iMate) finally delivers on the promise of push mail. Blackberry, R.I.P. http://msmobiles.com/news.php/4983.html
Following up on the previous post from John Holmblad of Televerage International, here is the callback that was promised. Scared yet? I received a return call this A.M. from the Business Technology Consultant (BTC) who serves the BB for B … Continue reading