Interesting Smartphone Applications
Looks like everyone is looking for good smartphone application these days. Below are some apps that CIO.com has come up with that may be worth looking in to.
Android
http://www.cio.com/article/535617/Android_Apps_for_
Business_Users?page=11#slideshow
iPhone
http://www.cio.com/article/525963/10_Great_iPhone_
Apps_for_Business_Users_at_a_Glance
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We rarely become partners with hardware/software firms so we can remain completely impartial for our clients. However, every so often, we find a manufacturer with such a compelling mix of technology, reliability, customer service, and exceptional price point, that we have no choice but to start working with them. Scale Computing is one of those firms.
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Delay your Outlook outgoing emails on purpose
We have all been there - You click on Send and then an instant later you realize with great dread that you forgot to add the attachment, didn’t finish the thought, or even worse, had the wrong recipient in the email because you hit reply instead of forward. I know for me, there is some sixth sense that usually catches my mishaps the moment I click Send and I am left wishing there was a way to stop the delivery so I can update my message.
Greg Woodard with Woodmark Technologies has come up with an elegant solution. Just have your emails sit in your Outbox for 60 seconds before they actually get sent. This allows you to grab the message if you need to without causing any real delay in the delivery. One caveat...this may cause a problem with the Outlook Delayed Delivery option so if you use that feature, be aware. Check out his blog entry to see how it is done.
http://blog.woodmarktech.com/2010/01/28/delaying-sending-of-mail-using-outlook/