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eMailaya: multi-featured email client lets you send voice, video messages easily
eMailaya is a multi-featured, sophisticated (but lightweight) email client that allows you to easily send voice and video messages without fiddling around with other applications. It incorporates a calendar, RSS feed reader, Google search box and more. I was not able to try out eMailaya for myself because it works only on Windows computers (I [...]
Continue reading...Taulia simplifies accounts payable management for SAP customers
25 January 2010
Taulia is a company started in 2009 in San Francisco (with a second office in Berlin, Germany). Taulia makes software that integrates into SAP enterprise resource planning (ERP) installations, but does not require additional hardware costs or long, expensive ERP implementations. Taulia’s Invoicement Suite is designed for Accounts Payable and Treasury departments in large companies. Its [...]
Continue reading...What really happened at Sidekick-Danger-Microsoft?
11 October 2009
Speculation about what really happened to Sidekick customers’ data is spreading around. According to Engadget, there are rumours that Microsoft outsourced the upgrade of its Sidekick SAN to Hitachi and that Hitachi blew it. Readers chimed in saying that the “accident” allows Microsoft to demonstrate that cloud computing Google-style (e.g. Google Docs, Google Spreadsheet) is [...]
Continue reading...Latest horror of cloud computing: T-Mobile Sidekick customers lose data
11 October 2009
I feel very sorry for T-Mobile customers who use the Sidekick. The company informed them today that all of the data stored on the servers of Sidekick’s services provider, Danger (which is a subsidiary of Microsoft), have been lost (what a name – Danger! Seems so appropriate now). T-Mobile has not told us exactly what led [...]
Continue reading...The horrors of cloud computing, Nokia style
13 February 2009
A few weeks after posting about the horrors of cloud computing, guess what happens: Nokia’s OVI service, a mobile social blog/networking service, loses three weeks worth of user data. No backups. Ooops. The Nokia blog says: Words can’t explain how incredibly sorry we are for the inconvenience. We’re sorry for the lost contacts in your phonebooks. [...]
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- SF New Tech presents French startups on 18 March 2010
- Google launches Google Apps Marketplace
- Go Tribal: web service by and for women makes social coordination easier
- Tjoos acquired by Internet Brands
- Speedtext: enter handwritten text quickly on your iPhone
- oQuizo: play online quiz games and win cash
- Envolve: chat in real time around web content
- Startup Camp Australia: 19-21 Feb 2010 in Sydney
- GradConnection finds the perfect jobs for college graduates
- Coachfire allows coaches to manage their coaching business and keep clients happy
- Radical idea: Facebook should charge for its services
- Update on Mac Book Pro blank screen problem
- Macbook Pro blank screen problem: logic board failure
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- Bookioo: dating and social networking site gives women full control
- KikScore helps small online businesses promote their trustworthiness
- Macworld: traditional conference trade show format is dead, what's next?
- No Exit: venture capital firms struggle to sell startups
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- Takki: Update on my MacBookPro 15" SR 2007: I picked it up from the store yesterday. They said the graphic card was replaced because mine was one of the defe...
- E.M.: I am an expat, originally from new york, now living in the Philippines (Metro Manila). I bought my MacBook Pro 15' from CDW in the states about three...
- Christie: I have an MBP 15" that, tonight, gave me a black screen. Same issues as listed above... restarts, hear the little "ding", keyboard lights up... nothin...
- Gary: I am an expat living in Taiwan (oh, and I should mention that I actually work in the computer industry as a system architect/designer), I purchased my...
- VikkiW: I have a refurbished laptop. Was working just fine when suddenly this morning the screen started to flicker and then just froze. Later on, when I re...
- JamesC: I got the black screen on my 17" MBP and took it to the Genius Bar. After a few minutes of testing he decided it was the Logic Board and $320 to fix. ...
- Andrew: Had a blank screen over the weekend (MBP purchased October 2007). Brought it to the Apple Store today. They ran the diagnostics and confirmed it was...
- Takki: My MacBookPro 15" SR had a black screen on Sunday. Brought it to the Apple Store. Will post when I hear anything about it. I am surprised how many peo...
- Pete: Taulia's solution looks extremely attractive and very well timed to meet demand for this kind of service in 2010...
- Nicola: Thanks for all the help on this website. A colleague of mine sent it to me. I had this black screen of death and in disbelief I tried to start up my M...
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30 January 2010
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