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Microsoft Exchange Activesync

I have earlier blogged that IBM had licensed ActiveSync from Microsoft, and that I am using Active Sync towards Google’s Calendar and Addressbook from my iPhone. Yesterday IBM announced the beta release of Lotus Notes and Domino 8.5.1 collaboration software, with Lotus Domino with automatic syncing capabilities for e-mail and calendaring for the iPhone. The first thought I had when I first read about IBM licensening Active Sync was “If you can’t beat them, join […] Continue reading →

Lotus iNotes Ultralite on my iPhone

IBM Lotus iNotes Ultralite. It is great to have access to an always updated calendar directly on my iPhone or iPod Touch. And because it is entirely browser based, there are no additional space or memory demands on your mobile device. Our Domino server is just accessable from campus, but with the iPhone having an inbuilt Cisco VPN (as you can see on the screenshot), we can access our calendars, todos, corporate emails and address books any where Lotus iNotes Ultralite is really simple to […] Continue reading →

iNotes running on iPhone

I haven’t had to much time to play with the latest version of Lotus Domino server, but at work we have upgraded our servers in the test environment. I can now use Safari on my iPhone to get access to my contacts, todos and my appointments, and not least accept invitations to new meetings (IBM Lotus iNotes ‘Ultralite). The solution is part of Lotus Domino Web Access. Please check back to my blog next week, as we will then hopefully have upgraded our servers in production and I […] Continue reading →

These days it’s all about getting more mobile, also for me … I have to split myself for my regular work and a project work that I am doing untill beginning of October. That means a lot more meetings and being available for both works (and then of course available for a lot more people), even when I am not in office. And not to forget, there is a lot more small things to do, and with my memory that’s almost impossible to keep track of. So I am quite happy with my work […] Continue reading →