The Blackberry 8300 "Curve" was released on Monday. It's another full size keyboard jobbie and at first glance seems to be a redesigned Blackberry 8700 with a few extra features added. A short video preview from Stuff magazine is embedded below. RSS Subscribers may need to click on this permalink to see the embedded video. [...]
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Stuff Magazine previews the Blackberry Curve
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Shame on you DELL!
Last week I was browsing the Internet on my DELL laptop at home, and for no apparent reason I found that I kept getting redirected from the Sky Broadband website to an utterly useless DELL Search page littered with ads. A bit of research into this annoying problem revealed this is not a new issue [...]
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Exchange 2007 links
Time to to start seriously looking at Exchange 2007. Realistically I won't be in a position to start an install until the end of the year but there is plenty of prep work and reading to do before any kit can be ordered. I did have a brief play with an early beta of E12 [...]
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Blackberry 4.2 OS for 8700 Series
Good news for Blackberry 8700 owners - the 4.2 OS is finally available to download from Blackberry.com. The download is actually on the Venezuela area of the site, but it is the multilanguage OS so you don't need worry about it all being in Spanish. The only catch is you do have to cope with [...]
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Security Service fails on MailSweeper 5.2
Any time you make a MIMESweeper policy change, the MSW services on the Policy Servers (PS) will stop and start. Sometimes, when saving changes to the policy you may find the security service on a PS goes into 'Stopping' and gets stuck there. And unless you babysit your MailSweeper system or permanently have a copy [...]
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Use SpamAssassin with MailSweeper for SMTP
"Tooms" - a longstanding member of the Clearswift MimeSweeper forums, has published a comprehensive guide for integrating SpamAssassin with MimeSweeper for SMTP (version 5 upwards). This gives you such benefits as: Plugins such as DCC, Pyzor, Razor, Fuzzy OCR Award winning anti-spam engine Well documented, many forums for support Open Source (and free) I would [...]
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Blackberry 8800
The Blackberry 8800 made it's UK debut a few weeks ago. At that time my company was in the middle of a negotiation for a large number of Blackberry 8700's, and as Vodafone had these devices straight after they were launched we managed to talk them into upgrading our order to a batch of free [...]
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Improving battery life on the Sony Ericsson K800
3G is a great selling feature for modern mobiles, but are many people really using these 3G features yet? I certainly don't - I moved to Virgin Mobile when I got my K800 and unfortunately mobile web browsing is now too costly at £4 per Mb (with no option to add GPRS bundles), and I [...]
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Blacklists and Whitelists?
Everyone knows what blacklists and whitelists are, but we don't call them that where I work, because it's not policically correct and is upsetting for some users. Well, actually it only upsets one user, but apparently this is enough for us to change our ways and refer to them as the 'banned address list' and [...]
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Woodchip – the most hateful substance known to man?
OK, slightly off topic for me but I've just spent the weekend scraping walls and need to get this off my chest. Hopefully this post will save some poor souls a few hours of needless scraping and help ridthe world of woodchip. Here's a DIY tip for anyone about to strip a room of woodchip [...]
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