Archive for August, 2009
Steven Bink just posted a rumour on his blog that an Exchange 2010 release candidate will be available for download later this week. Source: here Update: available from Microsoft download center now here Update 2: Forefront for Exchange 2010 RC here
I’m guessing that if you are reading my blog you are technically minded or as others call it (a-geek) therefore I would like to make a profound statement “everybody should have an Exchange Server at home”. Now before you think I have completely lost the plot let me recite my evidence: Microsoft has already launched […]
Overview Web Scheduler is a resource kit tool for Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007. It provides a Web-based alternative to the add-in for the Microsoft Outlook messaging and collaboration client for the purpose of scheduling a meeting using Office Communications Server 2007. It also provides a browser-based conference management experience that includes operations such as: […]
The hunt for the best PC to put beneath your TV is constantly evolving and Dell’s Zino HD (quite a similar name to the Zune HD and looks of a Mac Mini – strange?) may be the perfect solution. No specs yet but as the name suggests it does include an HDMI port at the back. Source: here
Old habits die hard and this one is no exception! In Windows 7 the show desktop button is located on the far right of your taskbar and now includes “Peek at Desk” (aka Aero Peek.). Personally I find my cursor is usually floating around the left of the screen and would prefer to have my old […]
Taken from Techflash: “Brian Seitz from the Zune team giving an extended demonstration of the Zune HD, including a quick look at its minimalistic web browser, which offers a search field powered by Microsoft Bing. The key question is whether the revamped Zune will be enough to give Microsoft any real traction against the iPod.”
