Some decisions are hard to make. Android or iOS? Xbox or PlayStation? Outlook or Gmail? While the first two can lead to endless discussions, the latter is what we’re going to talk about today, trying to find out which one of them is the best email client of the moment. Google announced Gmail back in …
As previously reported, the folks over at IBM are doing their best in an attempt to make the Notes/Domino platform futureproof. In this direction, they are preparing to launch a second beta of the new version, 10, for the upcoming days. For those of you who aren’t familiar with Lotus Notes, it’s mainly an environment …
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Cloud email has been a constant debate among IT pros. Not only them but businesses and customers who would use such a venue. It all depends on what you’re looking to do with cloud email and whether their industry can benefit from it and can the customer also. Cloud email is slowly becoming the norm …
If you own a professional business company, and website your contact information – such as email address – can be critical to the professional appearance and appeal you have to both current, and prospective customers. And while it’s not unheard of for independent contractors to use @aol.com or @yahoo.com email addresses, doing so as a …
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Defining the history, current, and likely future of the usage of POP3 accounts, IMAP, and the integration of such technologies and original (back to the 1980’s) concept is not a very complicated or impractical lesson. In fact, thanks to the development and continued application of IMAP and POP3 accessibility, modern email interfaces and services such …
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Email has been the strongest data hub and service provider for professionals, students, and social-bugs alike for decades. While some newer apps on the market both for PC and mobile devices continue to develop—such as Hipchat, Slack, or Trello—people begin to foresee or anticipate that the basic email platform as it develops, will likewise continue …
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If you’re a veteran of using Lotus Notes and Domino technology when it comes to developing web-based applications, you’ll certainly agree with the platform’s versatility and it’s indispensability in some specific technical areas. Lotus Notes, that became more popular as IBM Notes-after International Business Machines acquired Lotus Development Corporation in 1995-used to be the most widely …
Based on CRN, IBM will require training and certification for resellers of a number of the vendors’ Lotus messaging and collaboration products, channel partners were told at Lotusphere 2011 conference in Orlando earlier this month. Great idea IBM! I’m 100% agree that Lotus messaging resellers need to be competent in what they are reselling. This would save …
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This article was started as an article about a history of Lotus Notes and then I realized that it’s better to be renamed to “Very Brief History…”. I have been working with Notes since version 2.0 and find Notes as one of the best corroboration products ever invented. A lack of productive marketing and advertising on a part of the …
Is it just me or perhaps somebody else shares my thought: Why are there so many Lotus Notes email server retirements and not a single news about MS Outlook to Lotus Notes email migration? Just came across a post in regards to moving away from Lotus Notes email. This one is a slightly different as I think …
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