My experience with the Nokia N95-8GB in its second month helped me figure out what’s broken with Nokia: software and services. The two things that are there to enforce the bond between you and the company, add value to your experience and much more importantly, are there to convince you that your next phone should be Nokia. They fail.
Living with the Nokia N95-8GB: Why Nokia is a laggard
December 5th, 2008 No Comments
Tags: .mac · Apple · Exchange · Facebook · meamo · N95 · N95-8GB · Nokia · NSeries · Ovi · S60 · Symbian
Hey Microsoft: Outlook Web Access does not work that well with IE 8
September 14th, 2008 5 Comments
An add on to my angry post about Internet Explorer 8; having accessed my company’s Outlook Web Access application – the webmail side of the Exchange server we use (Exchange 2003), I was unable to forward an email using IE 8.
Google at least claims to have Chrome tested before unleashing it unto the world. Microsoft [...]
Tags: Bug · Exchange · Google · Internet Explorer · Internet Explorer 8 · Microsoft · Outlook · Outlook Web Access
Yahoo! Zimbra Desktop or why Google has nothing to worry about
August 28th, 2008 3 Comments
Yahoo! is the, if not one of, provider of email to the world.
They also have a pretty good calendar and not so bad contact management. A lot of it has to do with people sticking by them because Yahoo! was there early on despite the lack of true innovation in those applications. Now Yahoo! has [...]
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