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Activesync Vs. Bes - Email, Calendar And Contacts On Your Phone

By: Melissa Smich | 2011-01-13 | Article Marketing
The two most popular technologies allowing emails to be sent from the given server through the handheld smartphone or tablet are the Exchange ActiveSync and the BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES). Each comes with its own set of pros and cons. read more

Using ActiveSync in Your Business

By: Alberto Sanchez | 2010-03-27 | Mobile
One of the latest trends in the technology world is the fact that people love gadgets and that they want to have several gadgets at hand that function completely differently. Some of the gadgets include mobile phones, palm pilots, music players, and gaming gadgets. read more

Mobile Local Search 2010

By: Bharat Book Bureau | 2010-11-19 | Technology
Bharat Book on Server "Mobile Local Search 2010 ".Mobile Local Search is 28% of all digital searches with a surge in growth expected world-wide in 2010. read more

Why you Should Choose Hosted Exchange 2010 over Hosted Exchange 2007 Environments

By: Paul Mitchener | 2011-03-21 | Information technology
Microsoft Exchange 2010 has moved ahead, leaps and bounds since the days of Exchange 2000 and Exchange 2003. Exchange 2007 introduced a whole new management interface and was the beginning of the end for Public Folders. Exchange 2007 also opened the doors for ASP and cloud services providers to be able to provide Microsoft Exchange as a hosted environment. Exchange 2010 is Microsoft’s newest adv read more

Cloud Hosted Exchange 2010 Email and Blackberry Enterprise

By: Paul Mitchener | 2011-03-17 | Mobile
There's a lot of benefits of using your Blackberry device to its maximum, yet in many instances it truly is cost prohibitive. However using a hosted Microsoft Exchange service with hosted Blackberry Enterprise services, provides you with the whole set of added benefits without having the price and headache of putting together your own IT system. read more

UN's Zero-tolerance Policy

By: Juny Kallukalam | 2010-04-04 | International studies
Sexual exploitation and abuse by UN peacekeepers has been a major problem faced by UN authorities. Children young as 6 has been bribed with food, money and even mobile phones in exchange for sex. There are 17 UN peace keeping missions around the world. read more

Notable Mobile Stories in 2010

By: Jason Ford | 2010-12-21 | Mobile
Mobile industry has witnessed many changes in 2010, from the “battles” among operating systems to the competition on releasing new products. Angry Birds released by Rovio was considered as the most popular mobile game. The Apple iPhone 4 was regarded as the best-selling handset. The PSP phone from Sony Ericsson has caused much of rumors. Email, instant messaging and Web browsing on BlackBerrys have been banned in United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia. Those are some notable stories in the mobile industry in this year. 2010 mobile industry also features several other interesting stories concerning to Smartphone operating systems such as Microsoft Kins, Microsoft Windows Phone 7, and Google Android. read more

Microsoft Hosted Exchange: A Lucrative It Solution

By: Mimi Naghshineh | 2011-02-18 | Article Marketing
With Hosted Microsoft Exchange solutions businesses have the ability to decrease IT expenses and resources, while expanding their communications capabilities and bandwidth. read more

Cheap Blackberry Phones A Price Sensitive Policy!

By: raina kelsey | 2011-05-24 | Mobile
After riding the trough for some time, the RIM produced Blackberry phones are back in the crest with the cheap Blackberry phones doing very well in the past few months. read more

Microsoft Exchange 2007 : Setting Up Iphone With Your Microsoft Exchange Account

By: Adrian Gates | 2008-10-13 | Public company
The guide to setting up exchange on the iPhone was one of the most active posts on ... about how to set up your iPhone with Microsoft Exchange. Exchange is a magical yet mysterious beast, typically requiring regular IT supervision and administration. If you're interested in setting up Exchange for the iPhone, Apple provides a PDF overview, as well as utilities to aid in enterprise deployment. read more

New Features in Microsoft Server Exchange 2010

By: Patrcik Shaw | 2012-03-23 | Software
Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 is the latest version of Microsoft's messaging and collaborative system. It is full of new and exciting features that are set to take the user experience to a new level read more

Foreign Exchange Markets 2010: Shaw Capital Management

By: shawcapital | 2010-10-20 | Investing
The main feature of the foreign exchange markets over the past month has been the further sharp fall in the euro. There has been no real change in the background economic situation in the euro-zone; but there has been a serious deterioration in the financial background as doubts have increased about the ability of Greece and some other periphery countries to cope with their massive fiscal deficits and service their sovereign debts. read more

Shaw Capital Management: Foreign Exchange Markets 2010

By: Shawcapital News | 2011-03-26 | Finance
http://www.shaw-capital.com The main feature of the foreign exchange markets over the past month has been the further sharp fall in the euro. There has been no real change in the background economic ... read more

New Features in Microsoft Server Exchange 2010

By: Billy Frank | 2011-11-19 | Information technology
Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 is the latest version of Microsoft's messaging and collaborative system. It is full of new and exciting features that are set to take the user experience to a new level. The new version boasts of a much improved emailing and voice-mailing system and has also made it easier for its users to store and archive mails for future use. read more

Dell Mobile Phones 2011

By: John Wells | 2011-06-06 | Mobile
The Dell spaced ahead introducing smartphones venture as a deliberate calculated strategy, as the mobile phones today have rather become the mobile computing devices. read more