Archive for May, 2009
The Exchange Team posted up a video of Adam Glick from the Exchange mobility team, he runs through a couple of high level features included in the 2010 product. Interesting features include: Granular control over approved devices (with built-in reporting capabilities i.e. Adam Jacobs is using an iPhone) One click free/busy information (very nicely executed, check […]
I really like the content over at Lifehacker and this post is no exception, there is however a feature mentioned that for me wins above all. Surely it is granular UAC control, I hear you say? Whilst this is a welcome addition, alas no…it is “Run as different user”, with Windows 2000 and XP this was out of […]
I am sure that a lot of you have by now seen Apple’s response to the “Laptop Hunters” advertising campaign – if you have not already seen it the video is below. However what I found completely ironic was a report on Cult of Mac stating that Steve Jobs had recently fallen foul of a phishing attack, now […]
Over at the Microsoft Virtualisation Blog is an excellent entry explaining VHD support in Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2.
As a result of customer and community moans the Exchange Team have lifted the lid on Exchange 2007 SP2 backup on Windows Server 2008, my personal view is that whilst this is likely to keep the SBS customers happy the larger enterprises will usually have a solution already in place i.e. DPM or Symantec Backup. […]
