After a decent run, Google has decided to pull the plug on WAVE.  Surprised, not really.  All though the idea behind it was sound there was really never the level of support new technology has received.

A surprising move from Symantec...

I recently read this very interesting article presenting meeting technologies.

Sometime in 1999 I started to build the web presence for fmdomain.net. Of course we all know sites go through multiple iterations and phases which make or break the site. As I moved to the design part of the website it was exciting to learn new tricks and adds more functionality to it. The site went from being very busy with graphics and buttons to a single front end that directed clients to different pages.

Now, you can see it has morphed into a simple Web 2.0 site. Doing all this has always taken time and effort to make it ...

So, the upgrade story goes:  DOS, Windows 3.1, Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows ME (I think), Windows XP, Vista (I think) and now finally Windows 7.

After trashing two laptops and some cursing because over 70% of the applications I used did not work on Vista I gave up a month into my testing.  So, I turned the other chick and made sure I downgraded all my system to use XP SP3 a more stable and proven system.  A few months ago I decided to give Windows 7 a try and what a pleaseant surprise it was.

The short version, it fixes a whole lot of problems ...

So far taking care of Exchange 2003 has been second nature for us. One trend that has increased in the last couple months is the one involving mobile devices. More and more professional want to receive emails on their email capable phones. IT nightmare yes, but a need that has become part of the business.

One common issue we have noticed with Exchange 2003 is the fact that depending on the SSL certificate one uses certain mobile devices won’t work properly. Unfortunately there is no one single solution to this issue.

The most common solution to this issue we found ...