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Monthly Archives: July 2008
HOWTO: Syncing Contacts and Calendar info between Nokia smartphone and Outlook
Update: this HOWTO remains up to date even as of 2011. You need: theĀ Nokia PC Suite and Microsoft Outlook 2003 or Outlook 2007 or Outlook 2010 running on Windows XP or Windows Vista or Windows 7. And a Nokia … Continue reading
Posted in Firefox, HowTos, IE, LotusNotes, Microsoft, mobile, Nokia, Outlook, PC
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Prediction Proved: The Immediate Future is Native Mobile Apps
Today’s article on Mashable proves a prediction I made months ago about the superiority of native mobile phone applications over mobile web-based ones. Mashable contends that the iPhone App Store means the eventual death of online web applications for iPhone. … Continue reading
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Looking for tech maven bloggers who "get" mobile
Having waded thru non-stop coverage of the iPhone 3G on the blogosphere and twittersphere the past several days (speculation, anticipation, purchase, review, musings), I wonder if one needs to follow an entirely different set of people to understand what the … Continue reading
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Who puts what stuff online?
What do we put online today? What sort of people put all those things online? Is there a pattern? And is there a way you can figure out whom to target with your web startup? (And how much money you … Continue reading
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