My Collection of the Best Twitter Tools
I’ve been collecting a host of twitter tools for a blog entry for some time now. Although this is not an exhaustive …
I’ve been collecting a host of twitter tools for a blog entry for some time now. Although this is not an exhaustive …
Until recently, even if you didn’t have a “network” enabled printer, you could putz around with the thing and get it to …
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Sound impossible? It’s not….
I had a client with an interesting problem this week. Their T1 connection had gone down for a few hours and suddenly their emails were bouncing, being delivered to their webmail instead of siphoning through their onsite router, and life was just generally difficult for them. They were also no longer receiving their web-based forms email.
It took a bit of research (and calling in favors from some of my most talented fellow techies) to resolve the issue. These things are never as simple as they should be, are they?
In case it’s of any assistance to anyone else, I wanted to deconstruct the problem here… and share the solution.
It amazes me that now that the Mobile windows has now discovered the Treo, and has announced a windows based project for next year, that the BlackBerry software folks are also jumping ship over the the Treo. BlackBerry does a great job with email, but they stumbled a bit when they added voice. Treo does it better, collectively speaking.
I must admit I never expected this response from what I always considered to be the stiffest competition for Treo — BlackBerry and Windows Mobile products.