New Blog
I’ve created another blog over at Blogger.com. Checking out the different formatting options available – also can’t wait for the new features of Spaces to hit as well!
VisualStudio 2005 Launch – MPLS
Well I’ll be at the Microsoft VisualStudio 2005/SQL 2005 Launch event in Minneapolis, MN Tuesday. About 3-4 people from my office will be there, can’t wait! While at the event, I’ll be trying to blog, mainly just for the heck of it (everyone else does).
See ya!
Tweaking…
I’ve finally got around to customizing my blog here at Blogger! Neat stuff, and good flexibility compared to MSN Spaces. That is not to knock Spaces at all, it is maturing quite quickly – the differences are substantial, and I hope to make use of both services as I go forward.
Open the floodgates!
Well the tidal wave of new Windows Mobile 2005 devices is building. Here is the current state of device releases:
- Cingular 2125 (Smartphone on Cingular – available now)
- Cingular 8125 (PPC Phone on Cingular – scheduled Q1 2006 Release)[model # may be incorrect]
- T-Mobile SDA II (Smartphone on T-Mobile – scheduled Q1 2006 Release)
- T-Mobile MDA (PPC Phone on T-Mobile – scheduled Q1 2006 Release)
- HP rw4500 (Smartphone similar to 2125/SDAII/SP5, see the::unwired – no further information)
- Motorola Q (PPC Phone, previewed at Mobile Burn)
- Sprint PPC 6700 (PPC Phone on Sprint – available now)
- Palm Treo 700w (PPC Phone on Verizon – scheduled Q1 2006 Release)
- iMate SP5/SP5m (Smartphone direct from iMate – Available now)
- iMate K-JAM (PPC Phone direct from iMate – Available now)
- iMate JASJAR (PPC Phone direct from iMate – Avaiable now)
Fantastic stuff! Many of these devices on are available direct on the internet from places like MadMonkeyBoy, Expansys, MobilePlanet and more. Watch the carriers for there releases over the next 2-3 months. Great time for Windows Mobile, especially if you are considering a change from RIM’s Blackberry!
-Rick
Exchange SP2 “Push Mail” Solution
I’ve been researching Microsoft’s push-mail solution and have came to the conclusion that their solution is quite adequate for the task at hand. The differences when compared to the Blackberry solution are noticeable, but once up and running will be seamless to the user.
Microsoft’s requirement for a HTTP request to remain open for x number of minutes and then re-issue the request if no change is returned obviously mandates an unlimited mobile data package added to a user’s mobile phone plan.
This is a key difference, because the user needs to know what to request from their carrier to support the phone, unless the carrier is providing the email address and provisions the service specifically to support the new push solution.
Even though the system is technically not a “push” solution, the end result is indistinguishable from the Blackberry service, with more device options (more on that later).
Cool stuff.
This isn't 2014 anymore. People are so done with this garbage.
@dbongino says this is going to backfire on the MLB. Flag it!
@realBrandonGill drops the mic with an terrifying warning for America:
"This is something that if we don't stop now, it's going to be my daughter and daughters across the country who are going to be going to public schools wearing burkas."
If we as men don't stand up and
THIS IS THE HISTORY DEMOCRATS DON’T WANT YOU TO KNOW
The Democrats have always wanted to control Black people, and if it were up to them, Black people would still be slaves.
BUT the Republicans fought and died to free the slaves
🚨 It’s insane that we need the National Guard to stop the lunatics on the Left from vandalizing the Reflecting Pool.
TDS is real.
For WEEKS the media called the Skid Row videos a conspiracy theory. "Unverified." "Debunked."
Then this happened.
Dozens of federal agents flooded Skid Row Thursday morning — some in plainclothes — as residents directed them where to look.
This is tied directly to the LA