Monthly Archives: June 2010

iTunes 9.2 is out…be ready for iOS4 deployment to your iphone

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iTune 9.2 is ready to download.. http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/

Be ready for the new software with this download…cool

The iOS4 Release and iOS 4 Download will be released on June 21, 2010 by Apple. Estimate that the iOS4 Release Date Time is around 9:00 AM Pacific.

If you plan to get the iOS 4 Download, know that it works with iPhone 4G, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 3G, and all iPod touch models. You must get iTunes 9.2 download in order to get the iOS4 software when it is released.

I can’t wait to start the Mail connectivity with the multiple exchange account…heeeeee

Read Macrumors article for this

Microsoft Outlook Web apps – Phone sync

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Now with Exchange server 2010 and Outlook Web apps, there is a menu called Option, where this is actually giving you the Exchange control panel for the selective user. From here you can manage the Phone syncronization.

From this option, you can see your device sync status and also when you lost the phone, you can wipe the data from here to protect your data of the lost phone.

Cool features..when you do Exchange server 2010 with Office 2010 and Office web apps.

Mac mini …New style from Apple…again

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Mac mini features an all-new, 1.4-inch-thin aluminum enclosure. It’s called the unibody — a seamless enclosure carved from a single, solid block of aluminum. The unibody construction was originally developed for Apple’s MacBook Pro. It’s created using computer numerical control, or CNC, machines — the same kind used by the aerospace industry to build mission-critical spacecraft components…Now you can get a 320GB or 500GB hard drive1 and pack in your photo libraries, movies, music, files, and more, more, more. You can also play and burn all the DVDs and CDs you want with the fast, slot-loading SuperDrive…Thanks to a removable bottom panel, now it’s easy to open Mac mini and add memory. Just a slight twist of the panel, and you’re inside Mac mini. Simply pop your memory into the SO-DIMM slot, then twist the panel back on. And you’re done…more info click here

Free Microsoft Office Web Apps Available

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Microsoft launched its free Windows Live versions of Office Web Apps on Monday…click here to know more

The new service is currently available in English for Canada, Ireland, the United Kingdom and the United States. Canadians can access a French version too; a Spanish version is also available for the United States. Office Web Apps are simplified versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote that run in supported Web browsers. These applications use the “Ribbon” user interface menu system that was first introduced in Office 2007. Users need to sign up for a Windows Live password to access the service, but it’s all free. The service can be accessed anywhere using a supported browser and an Internet connection at http://www.office.live.com. Smartphone users can view Word and PowerPoint files without additional software on most devices, according to Microsoft’s announcement. Printing files in Word and PowerPoint Web Apps can be done right from the browser. Office Web Apps are tied to SkyDrive, Microsoft’s storage space in the Internet cloud. SkyDrive provides Office Web App users with 25 GB of storage space, which can be used to save files and share them with others. A coauthoring feature is available, but just for Excel and OneNote. Microsoft claims that users can collaborate on a document at the same time and not be locked out, even as various people try to access it. In addition, Office Web Apps preserves a version history, which is saved on SkyDrive.

Internet Explorer 9 and Safari 5

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Interested in checking out the new web platform capabilities of Internet Explorer 9?…Test Drive

Internet Explorer 9 now also supports TIFF and JPEG XR images. JPEG XR offers better image quality than JPEG at the same file size.

A comparison video on the windows blog..click here

Sender Policy Framework…need to know about how to protect the Mail spam

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If you have not already done so, I highly recommend you create an SPF record for your domain as this will make it much more difficult for spammers to forge your domain in order to spam domains in other organizations.

Sender Policy Framework..WikiPedia Definition

Creating your own SPF record is a relatively simple process, Microsoft even provides a web-based GUI wizard that will help you do this.. Domain holders need to complete an inventory and publish all IP addresses of their outbound e–mail servers in the DNS zone file. This is an administrative step that requires no changes to an organization‘s e–mail or DNS software. Even if your domain has no outbound e–mail servers, you can help protect your domain from spoofing by publishing an SPF record in the DNS that states this. Microsoft Safety Home Page click here

Implementation Tips for the Sender ID Framework—Creating Your SPF Record..Click here

Sender ID Overview Click here

Outlook 2010 Web App – Exchange Management Console for Users..cool one

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Users can use the Exchange Control Panel for Outlook Web App to manage some on-premises tasks.

The following is a list of the administrative features available:

 Text messaging integration

Voice messaging integration

 Multiple mailbox search

Additional proxy addresses for mailboxes

Moderation and approval for distribution list submission

I love both

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   I LOVE BOTH

Exchange server 2007 to 2010 Live migration!!!! Live blog!!! Live Platform…real time scenario!!!

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Please find on my blog, one page dedicated to this task…you can see it on my blog top page… or click here

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 MIGRATION…Started on June 8, 2010 ….Today 20th of June..all the objects has been replicated to Exchange 2010..Now the decommissioning starts..Finish too

Google search over SSL…cool

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With Google search over SSL, you can have an end-to-end encrypted search solution between your computer and Google. This secured channel helps protect your search terms and your search results pages from being intercepted by a third party. This provides you with a more secure and private search experience. SSL helps prevent intermediary parties, such as ISPs, from knowing the exact search that you typed, they could still know which websites you visit once you click on the search results….more info click here

Link for the secured search from google https://www.google.com/