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Nuevas imágenes Snow Leopard confirma apoyo Exchange

MacMax — Sun, 22 Jun 2008 14:22:25 +0200

Por MacMax en Desinformado.com en Español el 22 de junio de 2008 a las 14:22:25

La página alemana Apfletalk.de (gracias a Engadget)publica varas imágenes del nuevo Snow Leopard que se distribuyó a los programadores en la WWDC. Ya que no hay mucho en nuevas funciones en el sistema operativo, demasiado enfoque se le está dando a las llamadas webapps en Safari 4, una función disponible en el OS X gracias a Fluid. Lo más interesante es que por fin se confirma el apoyo Exchange de Address Book, el jaque más importante en la industria al dominio casi absoluto de Redmond. A propósito, el nombre de la aplicación es Address Book Exchange Preview. ¿Violación de derechos?

Etiquetas: gadget, address book, book exchange, os x, safari

NEC to introduce two network compatible projectors ‘NP905′ & ‘NP901W’

Aving.net — Sun, 22 Jun 2008 17:42:29 +0200

Por Aving.net en Mac Evangelismo en Español el 22 de junio de 2008 a las 17:42:29

LAS VEGAS, USA (AVING Special Report on 'infoComm 2008') -- NEC Display Solutions of America introduced the NP905 and NP901W installation projectors, two full-featured, network-compatible projectors developed for corporate conference rooms and classrooms at InfoComm 2008 in Las Vegas from June 18th through June 20th.

The NP905 and NP901W feature Silicon Optix HQV (Hollywood Quality Video), providing scaling of computer signals and high-performance video processing for standard or high-definition video. The technology produces superior video processing using pixel-based, motion-adaptive de-interlacing to remove undesirable motion artifacts typical of interlaced signals.

The NP905 and NP901W projectors come with a standard two-year limited parts and labor warranty, including the first year of InstaCare(SM), which provides the original owner one year of either next business day exchange or 3-business day repa...

Etiquetas: aving net, amp, business day, computer signals, day exchange

iCal Meeting Invite Translator Updated For Leopard

prMac — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 10:49:48 +0200

Por prMac en Mac Evangelismo en Español el 23 de junio de 2008 a las 10:49:48

John Maisey has released version 1.4 of YAI. YAI is a plug-in for Apple Mail that translates and automatically transfers Exchange style meeting invitations to iCal. It corrects incompatibilities between Microsoft Exchange style meeting invites and what Mail/iCal interprets.

Etiquetas: apple, applications, development, invitations, john maisey

Snow Leopard: Web Apps de escritorio

RuP — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 13:22:08 +0200

Por RuP en Desinformado.com en Español el 23 de junio de 2008 a las 13:22:08

Las primeras capturas de pantalla de la Build de Snow Leopard, muestran la posibilidad de guardar pÃ¡ginas web como aplicaciones independientes. AdemÃ¡s tambiÃ©n incluye una actualizaciÃ³n de la aplicaciÃ³n Agenda, que aÃ±ade compatibilidad con Microsoft Exchange. La nueva funciÃ³n, disponible en la beta de Safari 4, incluye un nuevo menÃº : “Guardar como aplicaciÃ³n web”, que ofrece la posibilidad de guardar una versiÃ³n completa de una web, como un aplicaciÃ³n independiente que podrÃa usarse sin depender del navegador y sin estar conectado a internet.

Similar a los iconos de aplicaciÃ³n web del iPhone, esta nueva posibilidad mejorarÃa el uso de apliaciones web como Google Docs o Photoshop Express. Safari 4 tambiÃ©n incluirÃ¡ Squirrelfish, el nuevo motor de renderizado Java. En cuanto a la actualizaciÃ³n de Agenda, se aÃ±ade conexiÃ³n con servidores Microsoft Exchange, una vez el usuario estÃ¡ conectado, los contactos alojados en el servidor se sincronizan con el Mac a intervalos de tiempo predefinidos por el usuario. Esta actualizaciÃ³n, significa un paso mÃ¡s de Apple en su definitivo asalto al mercado empresarial.

VÃa:Â Appleinsider

Etiquetas: somos mac, apple, beta, contactos, agenda

ActiveBerry, para usar tu Blackberry sobre Exchange

admin — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 03:53:31 +0200

Por admin en Desinformado.com en Español el 24 de junio de 2008 a las 03:53:31

Es cierto que si tenés una Blackberry pero en tu empresa usan Exchange 2007 tenés un problema y usarlo no es la mejor elección, pero a veces pasa… y por eso aparece ActiveBerry.

Que se presenta como: ActiveBerry™ un nuevo plugin para teléfonos Blackberry que hace una sincronización de email, calendario y contactos con un server Microsoft Exchange 2007 o MailSite Fusion 9.0 ¿el costo de esta interconexión? U$S 49 por cuenta de mail y por año.

Etiquetas: celularis, blackberry, costo, empresa, fusion

Limitar el envío y recepción de correo en Exchange 2003

JmNieto — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 11:12:54 +0200

Por JmNieto en Te ayudo el 05 de junio de 2008 a las 11:12:54

Exchange 2003 nos permite limitar el envió y/o recepción de correos de los usuarios. Lo normal es que todos los usuarios puedan enviar y recibir de todo el mundo (incluido Internet) pero es posible que para algunas cuentas nos interese que no reciban y/o envíen correos a Internet o de algunas otras cuentas.

Para evitar que el usuario reciba correos de Internet.

Muy sencillo en Exchange 2003 Service Pack 2.

En Usuarios y Equipos de Active Directory>>Usuario>>Propiedades>>Opciones Generales de Exchange>>Restricciones de Entrega marcamos la opción de Solo usuarios autenticados dentro de Aceptar mensajes:

Cuando alguien desde Internet (o sin validar) intente enviar un correo a este usuario recibirá un mensaje del Administrador de Sistema de nuestro servidor similar a este:

Algunos de los destinatarios no recibieron su mensaje. Asunto: Correo de Entrada Enviado el: 05/06/2008 9:30 No se puede localizar a los destinatarios siguientes: usuariorestringido en 05/06/2008 9:32 No tiene permiso para enviar a este destinatario. Póngase en contacto con el administrador del sistema para obtener ayuda.

Con la opción de Solo De: recibirá solo de las cuentas agregadas y si marcamos De todos expecto de: no recibirá de las cuentas que pongamos en el campo. Es posible que nos tengamos que crear el contacto de las direcciones de correo en el Active Directory.

Evitar que el usuario envíe correos a Internet.

En el Administrador de sistema de Exchange>>Grupos Administrativos>>Primer Grupo administrativo>>Grupos de Enrutamiento>>Primer Grupo de enrutamiento>>Conectores tenemos que tener o crear un conector SMTP con Internet. Si no lo tenemos tendremos que agregar una conector SMTP con el nombre de ConectorInternet (p.e.) con nuestro servidor como Cabeza de puente Local y en la pestaña de Espacio de Direcciones agregaremos SMTP con un * para las direcciones de Dominio de correo electrónico, vamos así:

En el Conector SMTP tenemos en la pestaña de Restricciones de Entrega tendremos que agregar el usuario o usuarios que no queramos que envíen correos de Internet

Para que Exchange “obedezca” esta restricción tenemos que agregar una clave al registro en la rama.

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/System/CurrentControlSet/Services/Resvc/Parameters/ Value Name: CheckConnectorRestrictions Data Type: REG_DWORD Radix: Hexadecimal Value: 1

Tendremos que reiniciar el servicio SMTP y el Servicio de enrutamiento de Exchange.

Fuente: Articulo de Microsoft 277872

Cuando un usuario restringido intente enviar un correo fuera del Exchange (usando el conector SMTP creado) recibirá un correo con el texto:

Algunos de los destinatarios no recibieron su mensaje. Asunto: Correo Salida Enviado el: 05/06/2008 9:30 No se puede localizar a los destinatarios siguientes: correodeinternet@dominio.com en 05/06/2008 9:32 No tiene permiso para enviar a este destinatario. Póngase en contacto con el administrador del sistema para obtener ayuda.

Cuando intenten enviar correo a Internet, funcionando con normalidad el envío y recepción de correos internos.

Etiquetas: exchange, active directory, correo, usuariorestringido

El iPhone llega con un teclado en el 2009

MacMax — Sat, 28 Jun 2008 15:52:02 +0200

Por MacMax en Desinformado.com en Español el 28 de junio de 2008 a las 15:52:02

Acabo de leer este supuesto rumor de Kewney en su blog sobre un plan para añadir un teclado en la próxima versión del iPhone, supuestamente para el año que viene. Aunque los más fervientes fans de Cupertino lo niegan rotundamente, el rumor señala que Steve ha abierto la posibilidad de añadirlo, sobre todo para el mercado corporativo.

Este sector parece que ha dominado la temática en Cupertino últimamente: conecta toda la línea Apple (iCal, Mail, iPhone 3G) a Exchange, ofrece una funcionalidad equivalente para el consumidor (MobileMe), y pon una plataforma de desarrollo móvil que deja a la sagrada BlackBerry en vergüenza. Pero el tema del teclado persiste como una de las barreras que esta audiencia me menciona con más frecuencia cmo barrera, especialmente en los ejecutivos que no tienen la paciencia y el tiempo para experimentar con un nuevo modo de hacer las cosas.

Este es precisamente el problema con el teclado táctil del iPhone 3G: presenta un nuevo modelo, algo similar al QWERTY, pero no lo suficiente familiar como para causar impacto. Un efecto psicológico que no se ha hablado mucho es que el teclado táctil del iPhone/3G/Touch puede ser, y de hecho lo es, más eficiente que un teclado tradicional. La clave es en el programa que completa las palabras, su poder radica en predecir exactamente qué tipo de errores vas a cometer, y los corrige automáticamente. Y este tipo de práctica es también problemática: asume ceder por primera vez control al móvil, y la gente está muy poco acostumbrada, sobre todo los ejecutivos adictos a la ilusión que lo pueden controlar todo.

Por lo tanto a Apple sólo le queda dos opciones: cambiar un modelo que va en contra de un efecto psicológico importante -mala idea- o ceder con un teclado en el iPhone. Es muy probable que Apple lo haga, sobre todo ahora que Steve le ha puesto mucha cautela cómo penetrar el muro del mercado corporativo.

Etiquetas: gadget, apple, blackberry, blog, cupertino

Top 50 Business Applications for iPhone and Blackberry

jguillen — Tue, 08 Jul 2008 23:21:07 +0200

Por jguillen en Desinformado.com el 08 de julio de 2008 a las 23:21:07

By Jessica Merritt

The great thing about owning a fully-featured mobile device is the ability to stay on top of many aspects of your life anywhere, anytime. Perhaps one of the most useful ways to take advantage of this ability is with software that allows you to manage, track, and improve upon your finances. Here, we’ll take a look at 50 of the best applications that let you do just that.

iPhone

iPhone owners will love these applications that offer functionality like currency exchange, expense tracking, and even deal finders.

Harvest Time & Expense Tracker: With Harvest, you can enter time and expenses, as well as track time, right as you’re doing it.

iCalc Mortgage Calculator: With this mortgage calculator, you can figure out how much your payments will be on a new mortgage, or just find out how your current payment can change.

Currency Exchange: This app allows you to monitor exchange rates for currencies you’ve selected.

VAT Calculator: Calculate value added tax on the fly with this handy calculator.

TSheets Time Tracker: Make use of this app to clock in and clock out in order to properly bill your clients for time.

Carpool Calculator: Use this calculator to determine how much you can save and how many miles per gallon you’re getting. You can even use it to determine your fare, or find people to carpool with.

iBillTo: With iBillTo, you can keep track of your clients’ billing information, including their rates and the hours you’ve worked on their project.

BudgetBuster: Stay on top of your household budget right on your iPhone. This is especially helpful for tracking small purchases like coffee and snacks while you’re on the go.

iCalc Car Loan Calculator: Using this calculator, you can work out the details of any car loan from your iPhone.

iTIPZ: With this tip calculator, you can determine your tip, and divide the check. Handy features include the ability to round the bill, or evenpalindrome your amount so that you’ll be sure the correct amount is charged.

AOL Money & Finance: Use this app to stay on top of stock quotes and information right on your iPhone.

Billing Manager: Use Billing Manager to create, send, and track invoices right from your iPhone.

JustAddMoney: Use this expense tracker to follow your expenses as well as the expenses of others in your household.

Lotto.app: If you like to play the lottery, be sure to check out this app that will keep you up to date on winning numbers, and even give you lucky numbers.

ClearCheckbook: Using ClearCheckbook, you can manage your finances from anywhere, and even get reports on your spending.

myBudget: Organize your budget and track your expenses with this app. You can even generate reports that will show you how you spend your money.

Receipts: With Receipts, it’s easy to track how much you spend on specific items, offering a record as well as statistics for your purchases.

Compound Interest Calculator: Use this calculator to determine how much you can save over a period of time using compound interest.

Get all the Deals!: Use this preconfigured RSS reader to stay on top of deal feeds from sites like SlickDeals and DealCatcher.

BalanceDo: With BalanceDo, small businesses can send invoices and track receivables from pretty much anywhere.

QuickBooks Online: QuickBooks users can take advantage of this app that will allow you to check your accounts, balances, and more.

StockWatch: With StockWatch, you can create and track your own personalized stock portfolio. The app also features news and gain/loss information.

Wesabe: Using Wesabe, you’ll be able to look up account balances and recent transactions. The app also allows you to enter transactions, so you can see how everything adds up.

Quote Sheet: Put Quote Sheet to work, and you can send customers estimates for work while you’re on the go.

Buxfer: Buxfer is a useful tool for social finance, allowing you to split bills, track what your friends owe, and more.

BlackBerry

Armed with a BlackBerry and these apps, you can track your stock portfolio, expenses, and even billable hours.

Mortgage Calculator: This lightweight mortgage calculator will present you with your monthly loan amount in a quick, simple format.

TimeLog Magic: Log your time spent on client projects with TimeLogMagic so that you can provide accurate billing.

CNBC: Download CNBC’s application to get financial news and market snapshots on your BlackBerry.

CheckBook Pro: With CheckBook Pro, it’s easy to stay on top of your financial transactions.

Market Filters: Using Market Filters, you can get up to date financial information and analysis wherever you are.

GridMagic: Use GridMagic’s spreadsheets to create your own budgets and calculations on the BlackBerry.

Necho Expense: Using Necho, you can easily save expense reports for travel reimbursement.

e-Mobile Stocks: Use this app to get live stocks and other financial information anywhere you go.

BlackBerry Wallet: Use this BlackBerry application to store financial information like credit card numbers, logins, and gift cards securely on your BlackBerry.

Financial Times: Get the latest financial news right on your BlackBerry with Financial Times’ app.

TipBuddy: With TipBuddy, you can calculate your tip and even split the bill.

Mobile Checkbook: Keep track of your account balance using this mobile checkbook application.

Bill Log: With this BlackBerry app, you can manage your monthly bills and due dates.

Mileage Tracker Pro: Keep all of your mileage reimbursement data handy using this app.

Pocket 12C SE Financial Calculator for BlackBerry: This calculator has a lot to offer, with calculations for cash flow analysis, depreciation, and a lot more.

powerOne: Use powerOne to calculate real estate transactions, investments, and markups, and then email all of it to yourself or anyone else.

JabpLite: Keep track of your finances on your BlackBerry with this app that allows you to track multiple accounts, investments, and regular transactions. The application also offers future balance and net worth calculations.

Bantam Calc: This calculator does it all, computing tips and other financial items in its spreadsheets.

Invoice Master: With this app, you can bill your customers quickly and easily right from your BlackBerry.

OANDA FX Converter: Use this converter to get currency conversions for 164 countries on your BlackBerry.

XPrice: Using XPrice, you can track a product’s price to get the best deal.

ExpenseLog Pro: With this expense tracking software, you can enter expenses into categories and account types, and currencies are even automatically converted.

CryptMagic: With CryptMagic, you can secure all of your financial information on your BlackBerry.

ExQuote: Using EzQuote, you can monitor all of your investments right from your BlackBerry.

Home Inventory: Track your valuables and calculate your assets for insurance, service, and maintenance using this BlackBerry app

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Etiquetas: technology, blackberry, currency exchange, exchange rates, handy calculator

Fuser, todas tus direcciones de email en un solo sitio

El Cowboy — Wed, 24 Oct 2007 14:11:56 +0200

Por El Cowboy en El Blog del Cowboy el 24 de octubre de 2007 a las 14:11:56

Hoy en día quién no tiene más de una dirección de correo electrónico o participa en distintas redes sociales? la respuesta es facil, la mayoría de los internautas tienen más de una dirección de correo y participan en distintas redes sociales. Una cuenta de correo particular, otra del trabajo, otra pública y podemos seguir nombrando. Esta [...]

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Skype VoSKY Exchange PBX-to-Skype gateways now available worldwide

ravenII — Sun, 09 Dec 2007 20:54:14 +0100

Por ravenII en VOIP IP Telephony el 09 de diciembre de 2007 a las 20:54:14

SUNNYVALE, CA (December 4, 2007) – The Skype™ VoSKY Exchange range of rack-mountable PBX-to-Skype gateways are now available worldwide, VoSKY announced today. These gateways allow businesses to save money by making and receiving free Skype-to-Skype calls with customers and partners, as well as between company offices. The Skype VoSKY Exchange also provides a convenient bridge to landlines or mobiles by enabling inexpensive SkypeOut™ calls using standard office phones.The co-branded Skype VoSKY Exchange 9040 and 9140 enhance business communications by adding VoIP applications like Web Click-to-Call, PBX Remote Access, Multi-site PBX Networking and Skype Trunking to existing phone systems.The Exchange enables companies to make free Skype-to-Skype calls between company offices in different locations worldwide, free Web Click-to-Call for Skype users calling from corporate websites and free inbound calls to the PBX from remote and mobile Skype users. Businesses will also benefit from inexpensive SkypeOut rates for long-distance and international calls from the PBX to landlines or mobiles.“About 30 percent of Skype's 246 million registered users run Skype for business purposes,“ said Enrico Noseda, director of telecom business development at Skype. “It makes perfect sense – with Skype a business can reduce communication costs and increase productivity in an easy and simple way. The Skype VoSKY Exchange offers a businesses-class solution that integrates with a company’s phone system, allowing them to communicate and collaborate for free with Skype users anywhere in the world.”There is an increasing business demand for Internet-based voice communication as an additional means of reaching new customers and significantly reducing telecoms costs.“The worldwide roll-out of Skype VoSKY Exchange solutions will help address this growing demand for businesses that want to connect their phone system to Skype,” said David Tang, VP of Global Marketing at VoSKY. ”Small and medium-sized businesses are an important market that offers substantial growth opportunities, and we are excited to work with Skype to further penetrate this market through our global distribution channels.”The Skype VoSKY Exchange is a family of VoIP gateways that integrates Skype with a company’s existing phone system without replacing their existing telephony infrastructure. They also centralize Skype provisioning and management, giving IT managers and network administrators full control over Skype use.There are two models of the Skype VoSKY Exchange. The 9040 FXS gateway model offers trunk-side connectivity to the PBX. The 9140 FXO gateway connects on the station-side and adds the ability to transfer Skype calls between offices by extension without dialing the full office number. Both models of Skype VoSKY Exchange add four Skype lines to the office PBX.VoskyTags: voip news, PBX-to-Skype gateway, Click-to-Call, VoSKY, VoSKY Exchange 9040, PBX, Multi-site PBX, FXO

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Microsoft releases Office 2007 Service Pack Early.

ravenII — Wed, 12 Dec 2007 11:03:40 +0100

Por ravenII en Geemodo el 12 de diciembre de 2007 a las 11:03:40

Or is it an early Xmas gift to itself?A service pack is usually to correct bugs, bad code, broken features, exploits, etc, or in MBut M$ service packs have been getting bigger and bigger all the time. I have seen Office 2007 in action as my girlfriend needed it for one of here classes.But I already told her not to upgrade as there were already complains about the service pack breaking some stuff, like scanning but as I have not tested it I cannot vouch for it.So go help M$ by downloading and installing the Office 2007 service pack so that M$ can get it all other applications working well with the other M$ suites, like exchange server, sharepoint server and all those new live products!Tags: exchange server, share point server, spyware, l wga, oga, office 2007, office 2007 service pack 1

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Nueva York: La Bolsa invierte fuerte en Linux

fr0st — Tue, 25 Dec 2007 01:33:39 +0100

Por fr0st en Trepasitos el 25 de diciembre de 2007 a las 01:33:39

La plaza bursátil más importante del mundo ha comprado sistemas Linux x86 y servidores blade para acometer la expansión de su sistema informático Hybrid Market que empezó a instalar el año pasado. En el centro del sistema ha colocado 200 servidores de cuatro procesadores ProLiant DL585 de HP y 400 blades ProLiant BL685c con Opterons de [...]

Etiquetas: noticias, tecnologia, amd, blade, hp ux

OiL PRICES: Crude Oil Rises to a Record $100.10 [del.icio.us]

bajaenergyblog — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 03:04:39 +0100

Por bajaenergyblog en Diario Energía| BAJAENERGY BLOG el 20 de febrero de 2008 a las 03:04:39

Crude oil rose to a record $100.10 a barrel in New York on speculation Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries will cut production when it meets next month. Gasoline and heating oil also reached records as investors poured money into energy markets.

Etiquetas: chakib chimblo, policy, oil prices

OiL PRICES: $101.32 barrel

Staff Writer — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 21:44:49 +0100

Por Staff Writer en Diario Energía| BAJAENERGY BLOG el 20 de febrero de 2008 a las 21:44:49

Crude oil rose to a record $101.32 barrel in New York as investors look to commodities as a hedge against inflation. Oil climbed 4.7 percent yesterday on speculation OPEC will cut output at a meeting next month and as the dollar fell. U.S. stockpiles probably rose 2.3 million barrels last week, a... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

Etiquetas: opec, nymex, oil prices, nigeria, energy stockpiles

OiL PRICES: Crude Oil Falls on Forecasts U.S. Crude Inventories Increase

bajaenergyBlog — Thu, 21 Feb 2008 15:47:38 +0100

Por bajaenergyBlog en Diario Energía| BAJAENERGY BLOG el 21 de febrero de 2008 a las 15:47:38

Crude oil fell after touching a record yesterday amid forecasts that a U.S. government report due today will show inventories increased in the world's largest energy user. The Energy Department is scheduled to release its weekly report on inventories at 10:30 a.m. in Washington. U.S. crude- oil... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

Etiquetas: china, nymex, oil prices

OiL PRICES: It is hit $102 as dollar sinks against Euro

Staff Writer — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 16:03:39 +0100

Por Staff Writer en Diario Energía| BAJAENERGY BLOG el 27 de febrero de 2008 a las 16:03:39

Oil prices broke through a new intraday high of $102 a barrel today as a slide in the U.S. dollar prompted investors to pump more money into energy futures as a hedge against inflation. The dollar sank to a record low against the euro after the release of three disheartening U.S. economic reports... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

Etiquetas: iraq, energy futures, nymex, oil prices, turkish

Twit+: Intercambio de fotos, archivos y videos con tus amigos de Twitter

Federico Picone — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 20:08:24 +0100

Por Federico Picone en Dotpod: Tecnología y Comunicación Audiovisual el 06 de marzo de 2008 a las 20:08:24

Algo me dice que la inclusión de imágenes, archivos y videos en Twitter esta cada vez más cerca. El fiel precursor a esto es Pownce y probablemente impulse el uso de esta red social en otros ámbitos más interesantes. Claro que para qué esperar algo que no llega cuando se puede empezar a disfrutar hoy (ya parezco la publicidad del Banco Francés ¿no?). Twit+ o Twit Plus para los que no son geeks, es una herramienta que permite enviar cualquier tipo de archivo a nuestros followers de Twitter de una forma sencilla y rápida. Basta con que nos registremos en el sitio, elijamos el archivo en cuestión y lo enviemos a todo el mundo, o como mensaje directo a uno o un grupo de personas. Nuestros contactos recibirán un enlace que los llevará al sitio de Twit+ y que los obligará a loguearse para descargar lo que les mandamos o visualizarlo embebido si se trata de una imagen o un archivo de flash. Lo que le faltaría es un reproductor embebido de videos en caso de enviar alguno pero supongo que irá mejorando en futuras versiones. Pese a no ser lo mejor que he visto hasta ahora, Twitter Plus parecer ser una servicio interesante para usar con Twitter, especialmente si necesitamos compartir documentos y no queremos perder el tiempo buscando dónde alojarlos. Enlace | Twit+ Compartelo

Etiquetas: internet, twitter, exchange, intercambio, microblogging

Microsoft exchange para el iPhone

Manuel Rodríguez — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 20:34:43 +0100

Por Manuel Rodríguez en DosBit el 06 de marzo de 2008 a las 20:34:43

En estos momentos se está presentando en Cupertino las novedades empresariales para el iPhone, y seguro que una de las más agradecidas es esta que ya os anunciamos. A partir de la próxima revisión de Firmware, el iPhone se suma al sistema “Push” por medio de Active Sync y de la mano de Microsoft. En la presentación ha llamado la atención de que esta opción se encuentre incluso en el primer icono de la aplicación Mail, incluso por encima de las mimadas cuentas .Mac, lo que pretende dar importancia al uso de esta tecnología. ¿Y para que queremos Active Sync? Pues lo que nos ofrece esta técnica es sincronizar en tiempo real por medio de avisos desde el servidor de Exchange tanto nuestra lista de contactos como el correo o el calendario. Ya no será preciso llegar a nuestro escritorio para mantener los dispositivos al día , y en el caso de empresas, toda la información será compartida al instante por los miembros de las cuentas asociadas a estos servidores. Veremos que más nos depara la presentación :) Vía: Engadget Live --- Related Articles at DosBit:Pack de iconos de varios colores de tu iPhone Netvibes ya está disponible para iPhone iPhone ofrecerá videos de YouTube Red social para el iPhone, iRovr Google ya dispone de interfaz visual para el iPhone

Etiquetas: desarrollo, apple, noticias, microsoft exchange

Apple Announces iPhone 2.0 Software Beta, Includes SDK & Built-in Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync

admin — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 22:29:51 +0100

Por admin en Iphone News at Desinformado.com el 06 de marzo de 2008 a las 22:29:51

Apple today previewed its iPhone 2.0 software, scheduled for release this June, and announced the immediate availability of a beta release of the software to selected developers and enterprise customers. The iPhone 2.0 beta release includes both the iPhone Software Development Kit (SDK) as well as new enterprise features such as support for Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync to provide secure, over-the-air push email, contacts and calendars as well as remote wipe, and the addition of Cisco IPsec VPN for encrypted access to private corporate networks. “We’re excited about creating a vibrant third party developer community with potentially thousands of native applications for iPhone and iPod touch,” said Steve Jobs, Apple’s CEO. “iPhone’s enterprise features combined with its revolutionary Multi-Touch user interface and advanced software architecture provide the best user experience and the most advanced software platform ever for a mobile device.” The iPhone SDK provides developers with a rich set of Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) and tools to create innovative applications for iPhone and iPod® touch. Starting today, anyone can download the beta iPhone SDK for free and run the iPhone Simulator on their Mac®. Apple today also introduced its new iPhone Developer Program, giving developers everything they need to create native applications, and the new App Store, a breakthrough way for developers to wirelessly deliver their applications to iPhone and iPod touch users. With the iPhone SDK, third party developers will be able to build native applications for the iPhone with a rich set of APIs, including programming interfaces for Core OS, Core Services, Media and Cocoa Touch technologies. The iPhone SDK will allow developers to create amazing applications that leverage the iPhone’s groundbreaking Multi-Touch™ user interface, animation technology, large storage, built-in three-axis accelerometer and geographical location technology to deliver truly innovative mobile applications. Apple has licensed Exchange ActiveSync from Microsoft and is building it right into the iPhone, so that iPhone will connect out-of-the-box to Microsoft Exchange Servers 2003 and 2007 for secure over-the-air push email, contacts, calendars and global address lists. Built-in Exchange ActiveSync support also enables security features such as remote wipe, password policies and auto-discovery. The iPhone 2.0 software supports Cisco IPsec VPN to ensure the highest level of IP-based encryption available for transmission of sensitive corporate data, as well as the ability to authenticate using digital certificates or password-based, multi-factor authentication. The addition of WPA2 Enterprise with 802.1x authentication enables enterprise customers to deploy iPhone and iPod touch with the latest standards for protection of Wi-Fi networks. The iPhone 2.0 software provides a configuration utility that allows IT administrators to easily and quickly set up many iPhones, including password policies, VPN setting, installing certificates, email server settings and more. Once the configuration is defined it can be easily and securely delivered via web link or email to the user. To install, all the user has to do is authenticate with a user ID or password, download the configuration and tap install. Once installed, the user will have access to all their corporate IT services. The iPhone 2.0 software release will contain the App Store, a new application that lets users browse, search, purchase and wirelessly download third party applications directly onto their iPhone or iPod touch. The App Store enables developers to reach every iPhone and iPod touch user. Developers set the price for their applications—including free—and retain 70 percent of all sales revenues. Users can download free applications at no charge to either the user or developer, or purchase priced applications with just one click. Enterprise customers will be able to create a secure, private page on the App Store accessible only by their employees. Apple will cover all credit card, web hosting, infrastructure and DRM costs associated with offering applications on the App Store. Third party iPhone and iPod touch applications must be approved by Apple and will be available exclusively through the App Store. The iPhone SDK provides a reliable, fast and secure way to create innovative applications for the iPhone and iPod touch. In addition to the rich set of iPhone OS APIs, the iPhone SDK also provides advanced tools for creating native iPhone and iPod touch applications including: Xcode® for source code editing, project management and graphical debugging; Interface Builder with drag and drop interface creation and live preview; Instruments to monitor and optimize iPhone application performance in real time; and the iPhone Simulator to run and debug applications. During the beta iPhone SDK program, a limited number of developers will be accepted into Apple’s new iPhone Developer Program and offered the ability to get code onto iPhones for testing. The Standard Program costs $99 (US) per year and gives members an iPhone SDK and development tools; access to pre-release iPhone software; technical support; the ability to get code onto iPhones for testing; and distribution of applications via the new App Store. The Enterprise Program costs $299 (US) per year. In addition to these new iPhone network and security features, the beta iPhone 2.0 software provides several new Mail features such as the ability to view PowerPoint attachments, in addition to Word and Excel, as well as the ability to mass delete and move email messages. Pricing & Availability Apple plans to release the final iPhone 2.0 software, including the iPhone SDK and new enterprise features, as a free software update for all iPhone customers by the end of June. Third party applications created for the iPhone will also run on the iPod touch, and iPod touch users will be required to purchase a software update to run these applications. The free beta iPhone SDK is available immediately worldwide and can be downloaded at developer.apple.com/iphone/program. The iPhone Developer Program will initially be available in the US and will expand to other countries in the coming months. Apple is accepting applications beginning today from enterprise customers who would like to join the private iPhone Enterprise Beta Program (www.apple.com/iphone/enterprise). Notice: Desinformado.com is not recommending this product and is not endorsed by any company which products are portrayed in any of our post. Right Now We do not have any business relationship with the manufacturer of this product or service. If you do business with them, Nice, but we are out of that equation. Tags: apple, iphone, business, satisfaction, sdk, exchange Related PostsChangewave: iPhone number 2 in business, watch out Blackberry (0) WSJ:The iPhone’s Business Makeover (0) Zmanda delivers Mac and Linux enterprise backup via the iphone (0) Etelos launchess its CRM application for the iPhone (0) Meet the iPhone new Cousin, not from Apple (0)

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PressPass Q&A: Microsoft Helps Connect Apple iPhone Users to Microsoft’s Exchange Server

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Por admin en Iphone News at Desinformado.com el 06 de marzo de 2008 a las 22:28:35

Terry Myerson, corporate vice president for Exchange, talks to PressPass about the importance of the new agreement between Microsoft and Apple to offer built-in support for Exchange on the iPhone, and the increasing popularity of Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 among mobile professionals. People today depend on being able to stay in touch no matter how close or how far away they are from the office or home. For businesses, that means a host of challenges to make sure their communications foundation is secure, reliable and accessible across many mobile devices – from notebooks to PDAs and smartphones. Microsoft has been helping companies overcome those challenges and streamline their communications infrastructure with Microsoft Exchange Server 2007, and the popularity of Exchange Server 2007 among corporations has influenced many mobile device makers to support Exchange right out of the box. Today, Apple announced it plans to join the list of mobile device makers that offer built-in support for Exchange mobile e-mail, licensing Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync for the iPhone. To get some context around this announcement, PressPass spoke with Terry Myerson, corporate vice president for Exchange. PressPass: What are some of the details around today’s announcement? Myerson: We’re happy that Apple is adding the iPhone to the growing number of mobile devices that connect with Exchange Server. As part of a business agreement with Microsoft, Apple will build Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync into the iPhone – making it possible for iPhone owners to access Exchange and take advantage of its secure mobile communications features. PressPass: Why is it important for iPhone to support Exchange? Myerson: More and more companies are turning to Exchange Server 2007 as the foundation for a reliable and secure communications platform. At the same time, there are more mobile devices coming to market that are popular for both personal and professional use. The Apple iPhone is one of those popular devices that now join the long list of smartphones able to connect to Exchange. This is one of those win-win propositions in that it helps us serve iPhone users, and it helps Apple serve the needs of the enterprise. It is also a testament to the innovation taking place at Microsoft, and the value our IP brings to the entire ecosystem. PressPass: This announcement has been widely rumored for a while now. How is it that two rivals like Microsoft and Apple can come together on such a big announcement? Myerson: People like to think Microsoft and Apple are at opposite ends of the technology spectrum, but despite the perception of a Microsoft-Apple rivalry, today’s announcement is actually one in a long history of cooperation between the two companies. We started talking with Apple about licensing Exchange ActiveSync before the launch of the iPhone last year. In fact, I met with Apple Senior Vice President of Worldwide Product Marketing Phil Schiller almost daily for a period of two weeks ironing out the details of the agreement. The result is a true collaboration between Microsoft and Apple. We continue to compete with Apple in the computer arena and media player business. When it comes to mobile phones, Windows Mobile still delivers the premier mobile e-mail experience for Microsoft Exchange Server, by delivering the Outlook experience on a mobile phone and with the most complete support for Exchange’s many enterprise device management policies. But, we also partner with many mobile device makers – including Apple – and believe that by making Exchange an open platform, our customers and partners, ultimately, will be the beneficiaries. Overall however, Microsoft knows cooperation and collaboration among diverse companies – from technology to hardware to content providers is becoming more commonplace. In today’s world, open innovation and collaboration is simply smart business; in tomorrow’s, it will be an absolute necessity. PressPass: How does Exchange ActiveSync connect mobile devices to Exchange? Myerson: Early on – with Exchange Server 2003 – we recognized there was no cohesive solution for sharing information and communications securely over the air. We set out to innovate around that and the result was Exchange ActiveSync. Exchange ActiveSync enables a mobile phone to synchronize email, calendars, tasks, and contacts with Exchange Server over the air. We wanted to make sure Exchange ActiveSync was compatible with as many mobile devices as possible, so we built it on an open platform. Apple joins Motorola, Nokia, Palm, Sony Ericsson, Symbian and many others that license Exchange ActiveSync for mobile devices. Thanks to Microsoft’s open platform and broad technology licensing program, more than 170 smartphones come ready for Exchange Server mobile e-mail out of the box today. PressPass: Who benefits the most from this announcement? Myerson: We believe all mobile professionals and corporations benefit. After the iPhone launched, it quickly became one of the best selling phones on the market, but enterprises were banning the device from their networks for several reasons, chief among them being the lack of support for Exchange Server. According to Gartner, Exchange Server is used in 43 percent of enterprises – and based on Microsoft data, we estimate that 81 of Fortune 100 companies, along with millions of users, use Exchange as their primary messaging and calendaring platform. When it comes to wireless email, enterprise adoption continues to grow, and more and more businesses are choosing Exchange Server for their mobile messaging solutions. PressPass: What are some of the features iPhone users can expect with Exchange ActiveSync built-in? Myerson: Our goal with Exchange ActiveSync was to create an open solution that lets mobile device makers pick and choose the kinds of features they want to activate. In other words, it’s really up to Apple what features they want to support in iPhone. That said, Apple has a wide range of features they can provide iPhone users to take advantage of Exchange Server’s rich communications platform. For example, by licensing Exchange ActiveSync, Apple can build a wireless e-mail client on iPhone that synchronizes e-mail, calendars, tasks and contacts with Exchange Server over the air. Apple also has the option to enable features that allow businesses to manage the iPhone through security policies in Exchange Server 2007, including remotely wiping all data from a lost or stolen iPhone, and requiring security provisions for email such as a password and pin access. These are important features that more and more companies depend on Exchange Server to deliver – and that iPhone owners now have the opportunity to experience for themselves. Notice: Desinformado.com is not recommending this product and is not endorsed by any company which products are portrayed in any of our post. Right Now We do not have any business relationship with the manufacturer of this product or service. If you do business with them, Nice, but we are out of that equation. Tags: iphone exchange, microsoft iphone exchange, microsoft, iphone, apple iphone exchange, iphone business Related PostsIphone doing business with Avaya one-X Mobile (0)

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