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Apple, Apple, Apple....

PMoh — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 22:36:55 GMT

This is actually an old story, but I still don't get why Apple behave like this... (I think I might, but I really really don't like it...)

JAMM has a fine article about the fact the Opera mini has been blocked from the Apple App Store. A quick Google search lists quite a few apps being blocked from App Store for no specific reason.

Everybody (incl. Apple) needs to wake up and realize that acting like this will eventually push users away. Right now they're still riding on a wave of WOW because of their cool hardware and beautiful UI.

OneBridge 5.5 Hot Fix 5.5.2008.1009

christian — Fri, 24 Oct 2008 08:33:00 GMT

Så er der kommet et nyt hotfix fra Sybase iAnywhere til OneBridge.

5.5.2008.1009

Denne hotfix indeholder bla. følgende:

§ SySyncML support is now available for Sony Ericsson K850i

Known Issue: When a contact is created on the device, the first email address added to the device does not get synced down to the server. If second and third email addresses are added, both of these will be synced. The third email address will show up as the business email address on the server. This issue will be addressed

Ønsker du hjælp til denne opdatering, kontakt venligst infrastructure@handstep.com

iAnywhere Mobile Office 5.6 Hot Fix 5.6.2008.0724

christian — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 08:46:00 GMT

Så er der kommet et nyt hotfix fra Sybase iAnywhere til MobileOffice.

5.6.2008.0724

Denne hotfix indeholder bla. følgende:

§ Corporate Directory Now Available for iPhone 3G

The iAnywhere Mobile Office corporate directory component provides iPhone users with secure access to personal and enterprise contact information within a single application. Sybase iAnywhere Web Site

The iAnywhere Mobile Office Corporate Directory application can be downloaded from the iPhone by tapping the App Store icon, locating it under the Business category, and downloading wirelessly. Applications can also be found on iTunes under the App Store and synced to the iPhone.

OneBridge 5.5 Hot Fix 5.5.2008.0731

christian — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 13:13:00 GMT

Så er der kommet et nyt hotfix fra Sybase iAnywhere til OneBridge.

5.5.2008.0731

Denne hotfix indeholder bla. følgende:

The following updates pertain to SQL Server Mobile Data Driver, SQL Server Compact Edition Data Driver, and SQL Server Compact Edition Data Driver 3.5 regarding edit of the connection string.

o data source – The file path and name of the SQL Server database.

o password – The database password; can be up to 40 characters in length. If not specified, the default value is no password. This property is required if you enable encryption on the database. If you specify a password, encryption is automatically enabled on the database. (Optional)

o max database size – The maximum size of the database, in Megabytes. (Optional) Default value: 128MB

o max buffer size – The largest amount of memory, in kilobytes, that SQL Server Compact 3.5 can use before it starts flushing changes to disk.(Optional) Default value: 640kB

o temp file max size – The maximum size of the temporary database file, in Megabytes. (Optional) Default value: 128MB

o flush interval – Specified the interval time (in seconds) before all committed transactions are flushed to disk. (Optional) Default value: 10 seconds

o autoshrink threshold – The percent of free space in the database file that is allowed before auto-shrink begins. A value of 100 disables auto-shrink. (Optional) Default value: 60

o default lock timeout – The default number of milliseconds that a transaction will wait for a lock. (Optional) Default value: 2000 milliseconds

o default lock escalation – The number of locks a transaction will acquire before attempting escalation from row to page, or from page to table. (Optional) Default value:100

§ SyncML support is now available for Nokia 3109

Spørgsmål eller hjælp til denne opdatering, skriv venligst til infrastructure@handstep.com

Video goodness of the HTC Touch Pro

PMoh — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 21:26:00 GMT

I think THIS might be one of device closest to “perfect” I’ve ever seen.

Missing from the WMExperts list is TV-out which is also available on the bad boy coming soon :-)

Check out the video!

Samsung Omnia - Hardware Hands-On

PMoh — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 21:21:00 GMT

Another cool device coming out soon.

5MP flash camera and all the usual radios….

WMExperts has the full specs...

NuevaSync: Exchange Conduit for Google Calendar and Contacts

PMoh — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 21:17:00 GMT

Way cool!!

They have created an “Exchange Server” (the server part of ActiveSync) which is just a gateway to YOUR Google/Plaxo data… Super nice.

The admin page is 100% usable from straight from a mobile browser. Again top$

No software need on the device (Nokia, SE, iPhone, WinMo) – just use the Active Sync client (or Mail For Exchange for Symbian)

Regular users no longer need an Exchange server – just use Google. Also MobileMe (iPhone) seems to have gotten a serious competitor.

Check out the full story at WMExperts....

Webcast: New Afaria Antivirus and Firewall Solutions

PMoh — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 19:52:13 GMT

If youâ€™re interested in mobile security then this might show you some new tricksâ€¦..

If your email program has trouble displaying this email, view it as a Web page

New Afaria Antivirus and Firewall Solutions Webcast

As the market's leading mobile device management technology, Information Anywhere SuiteÃ¢â‚¬â„¢s Afaria continues to provide organizations with resource and cost savings. Security on mobile devices is no longer simply power-on passwords or on-device encryption. Although those are important elements of a mobile security strategy, new security functionality is now being requested. Join the experts from Sybase iAnywhere to learn more about Afaria Antivirus and Firewall for mobile devices.

Afaria Antivirus and Firewall provides a robust antivirus, firewall and SMS call filtering solution for Windows Mobile, Symbian and BlackBerry devices. In this one hour webcast, you will learn:

How real-time virus detection operates on mobile devices

How simple updating virus definition is

About white and black list filtering of in and out bound communication

How to reduce or eliminate unwanted or spam SMS messages

How to actively manage devices to block unwanted calls

Join us on Tuesday, July 15, 2008, at 10 a.m. EDT / 3 p.m. BST / 4 p.m. CET or 2 p.m. EDT / 11 a.m. PDT to learn more about these exciting new Afaria solutions.

iAnywhere Solutions, Inc. One Sybase Drive, Dublin CA 94568 USA

This is a promotional message sent to you by iAnywhere. iAnywhere respects you, your time, and your privacy. For more information on our privacy practices, please visit http://www.sybase.com/detail?id=1003649. If you would like to opt out of future electronic mailings from iAnywhere, please use this link to indicate your preference: http://response.sybase.com/forms/emailcenter-ias?

Webcast: New Afaria Antivirus and Firewall Solutions

PMoh — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 19:52:11 GMT

If youâ€™re interested in mobile security then this might show you some new tricksâ€¦..

If your email program has trouble displaying this email, view it as a Web page

New Afaria Antivirus and Firewall Solutions Webcast

As the market's leading mobile device management technology, Information Anywhere SuiteÃ¢â‚¬â„¢s Afaria continues to provide organizations with resource and cost savings. Security on mobile devices is no longer simply power-on passwords or on-device encryption. Although those are important elements of a mobile security strategy, new security functionality is now being requested. Join the experts from Sybase iAnywhere to learn more about Afaria Antivirus and Firewall for mobile devices.

Afaria Antivirus and Firewall provides a robust antivirus, firewall and SMS call filtering solution for Windows Mobile, Symbian and BlackBerry devices. In this one hour webcast, you will learn:

How real-time virus detection operates on mobile devices

How simple updating virus definition is

About white and black list filtering of in and out bound communication

How to reduce or eliminate unwanted or spam SMS messages

How to actively manage devices to block unwanted calls

Join us on Tuesday, July 15, 2008, at 10 a.m. EDT / 3 p.m. BST / 4 p.m. CET or 2 p.m. EDT / 11 a.m. PDT to learn more about these exciting new Afaria solutions.

iAnywhere Solutions, Inc. One Sybase Drive, Dublin CA 94568 USA

This is a promotional message sent to you by iAnywhere. iAnywhere respects you, your time, and your privacy. For more information on our privacy practices, please visit http://www.sybase.com/detail?id=1003649. If you would like to opt out of future electronic mailings from iAnywhere, please use this link to indicate your preference: http://response.sybase.com/forms/emailcenter-ias?

Hotfix 5.5.2008.0531

PMoh — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 19:14:00 GMT

Så er der kommet et nyt hotfix fra Sybase iAnywhere til OneBridge.

5.5.2008.0531

Denne hotfix indeholder bla. følgende:

§ Symbian Corporate Directory Support

Corporate Directory til Series 60 og UIQ3 terminaler er nyt

§ SyncML Support for Nokia teminaler

SyncML support for Nokia E50, Nokia 6233, and Nokia 6230i telefoner.

§ OneBridge iPhone Device Admin Guide .PDF opdateret

Der er nye klienter til brug ved Over-The-Air og Client Deployment Wizard og lignende til følgende platforme:

· Palm

· Windows Mobile Standard (Smartphones)

· Symbian Series 80

· Windows Mobile 2003 Pocket PC

· Windows Mobile 5 Pocket PC

· Windows Mobile 5 Professional

Afaria 5.5 SP1 Hotfix 19 aka The Symbian Stuff has been released!!!

PMoh — Fri, 06 Jun 2008 08:04:41 GMT

Yes! It’s here….

The newly released hotfix 19 for Afaria 5.5 SP1 adds Security- and Config Manager to the Symbian platform

Contact our support (infrastructure@handstep.com) if you want this as bad as I do… :-)

Afaria 5.5 SP1 Hotfix 19 aka The Symbian Stuff has been released!!!

PMoh — Fri, 06 Jun 2008 08:04:39 GMT

Yes! It’s here….

The newly released hotfix 19 for Afaria 5.5 SP1 adds Security- and Config Manager to the Symbian platform

Contact our support (infrastructure@handstep.com) if you want this as bad as I do… :-)

mDesktop - Remote Control Your Windows Mobile Device with Ease

PMoh — Fri, 30 May 2008 08:35:26 GMT

Cool little app. Haven’t tested it but it looks very nice…

http://www.motionapps.com/product/m...sktop/index.jsp

Everything you do with your Windows Mobile smartphone you can now do from your PC - on your big screen, big keyboard and complete integration with your desktop. With mDesktop on your PC and Windows Mobile smartphone connected to it you can: make outgoing calls from the smartphones address book, manage incoming ones with ease from your desktop, have threaded SMS conversations, manage images, manage calendar and contacts straight on your phone, no synchronization required.

I took a bit of time to play around with mDesktop today and I have to admit that it is pretty impressive. Being able to control my handset without having to type away on the tiny QWERTY keyboard was refreshing. Also when using mDesktop, installing CAB files on your device from your desktop couldn't be any easier and the same can be said for taking screenshots of your phones display. If you were looking for a somewhat inexpensive way to remote control your handset you can pick up MotionApps mDesktop today from their website for $19.99.

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OneBridge 5.5 + 5.6 og Apple iPhone anvendelse

Jan Christensen — Tue, 20 May 2008 06:22:00 GMT

I forlængelse af OneBridge hotfix release 5.5.2008.312 så udkom også muligheden for at få en Apple iPhone til at "synkronisere" med Onebridge platformen.

Det der sker i praksis er at vi på OneBridge serveren eller hvis en DMZ proxy anvendes, åbner en iMAP e-mail gateway såvel publicerer en IIS webservice.

Ved at åbne denne iMAP e-mail gateway så kan en Apple iPhone hente mails via iMAP protokollen igennem OneBridge systemet.

For opsætning af dette se venligst denne guide for selve server del opsætningen OneBridge iPhone admin guide.

For selve opsætningen på Apple iPhone se venligst i denne guide OneBridge iPhone device guide.

Review: Freedom Keychain GPS 2000

PMoh — Mon, 05 May 2008 21:31:25 GMT

Way cool GPS unit….

Mapping software has been available for cell phones, laptops, and pdas for years. When Rand McNally, DeLorme and other mapping companies first introduced these software packages, GPS compatibility was inevitable. While phones such as the Samsung BlackJack II have begun to incorporate GPS into the phone itself, many rely on external GPS receivers either connected through an expansion port, cable or Bluetooth.

As technology advances, these receivers seem to get smaller and faster. The best illustration as to how small and fast these devices have become may be the Freedom Keychain GPS 2000 ($89.95).

WMExperts reviewed the original Freedom Keychain back in December and found it a surprisingly good bluetooth GPS unit. What do you do when you have a surprisingly good Bluetooth GPS Unit? Scrap it and replace it with a better one!

Read on for the full review!

Out of the Box

The GPS 2000 is about the same size of an automobile keyless entry control. Measuring 1.8 x 1.26 x .58 inches, the receiver is a feather light .77 ounces. A spring hook is attached to the top of the device so the receiver can be carried on a key chain.

The power switch and USB/charger port are the only external parts. Colored LEDs run under the matte black finish to indicate charging status, GPS signal, Bluetooth Signal and battery status.

The receiver is finished in a black matte paint that is a little susceptible to finger prints and I can see it wearing off after being carried around with a bunch of keys. During the testing of the receiver, I could begin to see light wear on the finish. I am not sure if due to an antenna/reception issue the company couldn’t have used a more durable coating on the device or not. I doubt a worn finish will affect the performance and is mainly a cosmetic issue.

I was impressed with the receiver’s small form factor but had to raise an eyebrow questioning the unit’s performance. I am glad no wagers were place on this device because I would have had to eat crow.

Performance

When you pull the owner’s manual out of the box, it’s impressively thick. Once you begin to read it, you realize the thickness is due to the manual being written in ten languages. The actual instruction for use is only two pages.

In reading the brief owner’s manual, Freedom reports that satellite acquisition time ranged from 36 seconds for a cold start and 1 second for a hot start. As I understand it, a cold start is when the receiver has been off for a while and has lost all memory of the satellite signals. Hot start is when the receiver has only been turned of for a brief period of time and the signal with the satellites hasn’t faded from memory.

The start times reported are exceptionally good and more common for larger, stand alone devices than receivers the size of a matchbox and again my eyebrow raised in doubt as I began to use the receiver.

Pairing is easy. Turn on your phone’s Bluetooth, turn on the GPS 2000 and once the device is discovered, you enter the top-secret factory code. I then went to Google Maps, selected “Use GPS” and to my surprise the signal was already acquired and my position located. While I didn’t have a stopwatch running it couldn’t have taken more that two minutes from the time I turned on the phone’s Bluetooth to seeing the little map dot pinpointing my location (I could feel my eyebrow lowering).

I turned off the GPS in Google Maps, turned off the GPS 2000 and grabbed a stop watch. After waiting five minutes, I turned everything back on and 34 seconds later, I had my position plotted. I also tried the GPS 2000 with Live View and the results were equally as impressive.

Concerned the maybe the built-in GPS of the BlackJackII may be inadvertently boosting the GPS 2000; I tried it with my laptop. Using the receiver indoors, sitting on a table next to a window, it took 1.5 minutes for Microsoft’s Streets and Trips to acquire a location from a cold start.

I have a TomTom XL sitting on the dash of my car. To give you a comparison, from a cold start it takes the TomTom just overr 1.5 minutes to boot up and acquire a signal. It takes my Garmin handheld GPS almost 3 minutes to acquire a signal from a cold start. I was very impressed with the GPS 2000’s acquisition times.

The speed of the acquisition is attributed to the GPS 2000’s chipset. The GPS 2000 uses a MTK chipset and a built in ARM7EJ-S processor. After a brief education on GPS chipsets, apparently the MTK chipset is slowly replacing the SiRF III chipsets. The MTK has lower power consumption, an active antenna, can track more satellites, has more accurate positioning and about a 6 second advantage on cold start acquisitions.

While start up time was off the wall, reception was equally cool. Freedom claims in the GPS 2000 even works while in your pocket. My first thought was “utter hogwash”. An overcast day kills the signal on most GPS receivers and I’m to believe this tiny receiver will work while in my pocket?

Yet another instance where I’m glad no wager was placed on the performance of the GPS 2000. After sliding the receiver in my pants pocket, I full expected a “signal lost” or “GPS unavailable” to pop up on the BlackJack’s screen. I watched, waited and nothing happened. So I decided to drive down the road a bit and to my surprise, my location began to adjust with my movement. This tiny little receiver works in your pocket!

As mentioned, it will pick up signals indoors as far a window is close by. It will also pick up signals on an overcast night. While the reception is as impressive as the acquisition time, the receiver does have limitations in that it will not pick up a signal while in a concrete, windowless basement.

I had no issues with pairing the Freedom GPS 2000 with my laptop or BlackJack II. The only difficulties I had while using the GPS 2000 was with the programs utilizing the receiver and not the receiver itself. While some of the software applications weren’t user friendly, the Freedom GPS was extremely user friendly.

Freedom reports battery life to be approximately 10 hours. Based on my three day review, this report is accurate. The only performance drawback that I could find is the options available to recharge the receiver. The GPS 2000 comes packaged with a USB/Charging cable to allow you to charge the unit through your computer and a car charger. I could not find any information to believe a wall charger is available for the receiver.

Overall Impression

After using the GPS 2000, all I can say is “WOW”! Competitively priced with other Bluetooth GPS receivers, the GPS 2000 is a dependable receiver and its compact size makes it convenient to have available.

It would be nice if the GPS 2000 had a wall charger and the matte black paint could be more durable. However, these two deficiencies do not detract from the unit’s performance.

If you are looking for a GPS solution for your phone, laptop or pda the Freedom Keychain GPS 2000 ($89.95) should be high on your short list.

Ratings (out of 5)

Pairing/Connectivity: 5/5

Ease of Use: 5/5

Build: 4.5/5 (paint job could be better)

Battery Life: 5/5

Value: 5/5

Overall:

Pros

Size

Size

Did I mention size?

Speed of Acquisition

Signal strength between receiver and phone/laptop/pda

Cons

No wall outlet charging option

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Windows cementerer sin position på mobility

PMoh — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 11:23:54 GMT

Computerworld har en fin artikel af Torben Rune der beskriver at Windows Mobile er kongen inden for mobile platforme.

Jeg er meget enig, men synes dog at Torben glemmer Apples iPhones. Selvom deres SDK pt. ikke er stærkt så vil sammensletningen der være et forbruger/medarbejder pres på at få indført iPhones i professionelle organisationer. Hvis man har prøvet at udvikle til Symbian ved man 100% hvad det betyder når SDK eller support fra platform ’ejeren’ ikke er godt nok L

Summa summarum: Windows Mobile /CF .NET er fantastisk og jeg glæder mig til at se Apples SDK til juni og frem :-)

Tema: Windows Mobile-platformen vokser i styrke. Symbian sygner hen og forlades af sine ophavsmænd. Linux-platformen er for excentrikere.

Computerworld

Unique Ways of Extending Afaria's Functionality Webcast

PMoh — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 07:29:46 GMT

Sybase is hosting a webcast on ways of extending Afaria.

Tune in on Tuesday, April 22^nd and learn something new :-)

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Unique Ways of Extending Afaria’s Functionality

As the market leading mobile device management technology, Information Anywhere Suite’s Afaria has the potential to provide your organization with resource and cost savings, in a variety of unique ways.

Join the experts from the Sybase iAnywhere Professional Services organization and learn how to take Afaria to the next level. Through years of working with Afaria customers, we have developed proven methods of extending Afaria’s functionality to streamline and improve operations. In this webcast we will use live demonstrations to explore unique ways to take the existing infrastructure provided through Afaria and extend it to meet specific business requirements.

Want to ensure 2-way File/Directory Synchronization?
See how to create a mirror image of a folder structure on multiple clients, and back-up a copy of data in a centralized location.

Want to ensure your end-users can continue to work after their device hard resets?
Learn how Configuration Manager extensions for device provisioning can be used to pre-configure a device as well as install Afaria.

Want to lock Win32 machines to prevent unauthorized usage and maximize end-user effectiveness?
Learn how to use Afaria to deliver Windows group policy settings to custom groups of Afaria clients.

There is no cost to attend this live webcast, but registration is required.
Register now to ensure you are making the most out of your mobile device management solution.

Date: Tuesday, April 22nd, 2008
Time: 10am EST / 7am PST / 3pm BST and 2pm EST / 11am PST / 7pm BST
To register please click here or call 1-800-801-2069/519-883-6898.

iAnywhere Solutions, Inc. One Sybase Drive, Dublin CA 94568 USA

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Optaget webcast af OneBridge og iPhone anvendelse

Jan Christensen — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 05:58:00 GMT

Da der forleden var en live webcast omkring anvendelsen af Apple iPhone og OneBridge i forbindelse med opsætning mod et Lotus Notes eller Exchange miljø, blev hele sessionen optaget.

Du har derfor nu mulighed for at gense dette webcast, når du har lyst.

Klik blot på dette link: http://www.sybase.com/detail?id=1056427 så er du klar.

Er du mere interesseret så kontakt HandStep for et møde eller hent softwaren idag og læg den på en Windows server.

Download 30 dages gratis trial udgave af OneBridge Mobile Groupware med fuld funktionalitet her.

Vigtig info omkring OneBridge og Exchange anvendelse

Jan Christensen — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 06:02:00 GMT

Kære OneBridge bruger

Det sker at fejl og uheldige situationer opstår og for aqt lette fejlsøgning og fejlretning af disse anbefaler jeg følgende:

Check din jobliste/taskmanager for om der er mange adaptercgi.exe sessioner igang, hvis ja, så luk disse eller genstart hele windows serveren.

Hvis du ikke "tør" genstarte serveren, så stop OneBridge Sync server service'en, og tjek så om der stadig er Adaptercgi.exe sessioner igang, disse skal så i såfald lukkes ned.

Start herefter denne service igen og du vil opleve at det igen kører.

En anden ting som man ligeså skal være opmærksom på er at slette de MapiProfiles filer som ligger i følgende bibliotek på OneBridge serveren:

c:\Program Files\Extended Systems\OneBridge Sync Server\Data\Adapters\MapiProfiles\MapiProfiles

Online foredrage omkring "It-sikkerhed på fremtidens arbejdsplads"

Jan Christensen — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 06:00:00 GMT

Du har nu mulighed for at gense online-foredraget ”It-sikkerhed på fremtidens arbejdsplads”.

For at se foredraget, klik på nedenstående link eller kopier dette link til din browser:

http://webcast.borsenacademy.dk/webcastrecording/?see=p15359899

iPhone på OneBridge server - WEBCAST 2. April 2008

Jan Christensen — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 15:05:00 GMT

D. 2. April er der et webcast med Sybase/iAnywhere omkring iPhone anvendelse mod OneBridge platformen.

Kl. 17.00 GMT+1 tidszone for Danmark

Du tilmelder dig her: http://now.eloqua.com/e/er.aspx?s=805&lid=274&elq=5A2A57D9EB45455491FA588F4F9EED3A

Officielle specs på Sony Ericsson Xperia X1

PMoh — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 10:50:00 GMT

Xperia X1 ser altså ganske ganske fedt ud!! Glæder mig :-)

Sony Ericsson har frigivet et såkaldt â€œWhite Paperâ€ om Xperia X1, der detaljeret beskriver produktets features og muligheder. X1 er den første model fra det svensk/japanske mobilfirma, der kører Windows Mobile, og den har allerede nydt megen opmærksomhed.

Hele dokumentet er på adskillige sider, men vi kan da her nævne nogle af de mest interessante funktioner:

X1 har 400 MB intern hukommelse, der kan udvides via microSD-kort.

X1 har både trykfølsom skærm og komplet QWERTY tastatur.

Noget af det særlige ved Xperia, er panel-interfacet. Der er som standard fem paneler, som bedst kan beskrives som â€™skrivebordeâ€™ / â€˜desktopsâ€™ der kan bladres mellem. Hvert panel indeholder forskellige informationer og muligheder, og det er endda muligt, selv at definere egne paneler. Det er altså noget særligt software, som Sony Ericsson lægger â€œovenpåâ€ Windows Mobile.

De fem standard-paneler indeholder:

SonyEricsson-panel
Nyheder, vejrudsigter, finans, verdensur og genveje til programmer og kommunikation

Medie-panel
Genveje til musik, video, multimedie og navigation. Brugeren kan uden problemer navigere gennem videoer, billeder, taggede fotos, spil, musik m.v. Via musikafspilleren kan brugeren både afspille og downloade musik og lyd, ligesom der kan oprettes afspilningslister. Medieindhold kan deles via ActiveSync eller trådløst netværk.

Slideshow-panel
Automatisk visning af de seneste videoer og billeder fra enheden.

Microsoft i dag
Den sædvanlige forside-skærm fra Windows Mobile mobiler med blandt andet genveje til kalender, kommunikation, kontakter, programmer m.v.

3D pausefisk
Demonstration af Xperias 3D-muligheder. Panelet viser et akvarie med fisk i 3D.

Xperia har to kameraer. Hovedkameraet er på 3,2 megapixels med autofokus. Billeder kan deles via blandt andet e-mail og Bluetooth.

Til videoopkald bruges kameraet på fronten af QCIF typen. Produktet har fotolys, men ikke rigtig blitz. Videodelen kan optage i VGA-opløsning med op til 30 billeder pr. sekund (fps) i mpeg-4 kvalitet. Videoer fra Youtube er understøttet.

FM-radioen kan automatisk søge kanaler, eller de kan indstilles manuelt. Headsettet fungerer som antenne.

Musik afspilles via Windows Media Player og kopibeskyttelsen DRM er understøttet. Via Bluetooth kan musikken sendes til et trådløst headset eller højtalere.

Xperia X1 har indbygget GPS-antenne.

Som standard er Google Maps installeret med mulighed for kørselsbeskrivelser, interessepunkter (POI) og GPS-positionering. Der er også mulighed for navigation (turn by turn) via kortdata. Derudover er markedets almindelige navigationssystemer understøttet, blot de kører Windows Mobile-systemet. For hurtigere at kunne finde en position er A-GPS også indbygget.

Derudover byder X1â€²eren på Bluetooth 2.0, Turbo 3G (HSDPA) eller EDGE.

Man kan læse hele White Paperet her

Kilde: mobilsiden.dk via PocketFreak

OneBridge Hotfix 5.5 2008 0312 - frigivet 25. marts 2008

Jan Christensen — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 09:19:00 GMT

Til din info så er der nu frigivet en ny hotfix til OneBridge version 5.5, som hedder Hotfix 5.5 2008 0312.

Den er som for andre tidligere hotfix akkumulativ, og skal blot eksekveres på hver Windows server, som enten drifter OneBridge Sync server, Groupware adapter, DMZ proxy eller Client Deployment Wizarden.

I denne hotfix er der følgende at bemærke:

iPhone support i første omgang kun med visse funktioner som ex.

E-mail (sker ved hjælp af den indbyggede mail client i Apple iPhone.)
Kontakter (men for Lotus Notes brugere, ikke hvis ens adressebog er Roaming eller ligger udenfor mail filen)
Adgang til global adressebog via Safari browseren
Pt. supporteres kun hvis adgang til OneBridge sker med samme username og password for Tier1 og Tier2 authentikering

Nye kommandoer til CAMU toolet, som sikrer funktionalitet mod iPhone enheder
Forskellige fejl er rettet og optimeringer udført, som der kan læses mere om i vedhæftede releasenotes.
Tids zone updates for Microsoft Windows servers er tilføjet i en akkumulativ udgave for de lande, hvor disse ændringer vedrører.
Der er nye client filer til følgende platforme:

WindowsMobile SmartPhone (i WM6 udgave også kaldet WindowsMobile Standard) - 5.5.2008.312
WindowsMobile PocketPC (i WM6 udgaven også kaldet WindowsMobile Professional)

2003 udgaven - 5.5.2008.312
WM5 udgaven - 5.5.2008.312
WM6 udgaven - 5.5.2008.312

Palm (både selve OneBridge clienten, Push komponenten og mailplus clienten) - 5.5.2008.312
Symbian 9 enheder også kaldet Symbian series 60 3.0 - 5.5.2008.312
Symbian 7 også kaldet Symbian Series 80 = Nokia Communicators - 5.5.2008.312
Symbian UIQ 3.0 - 5.5.2008.312

Såvel en del server filer er blevet opdateret.

Dette nye hotfix kan hentes her:

http://jupiter.extendsys.de/down/Hotfixes/5.5.2008.0312/5.5.2008.0312.zip

iAnwhere suite lancerer support for Apple iPhone

Jan Christensen — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 07:47:00 GMT

http://www.sybase.com/detail?id=1056447

Sybase iAnywhere Releases Secure Enterprise Email for Apple iPhone

Broadens the Unwired Enterprise and Addresses Business User Demand

NEW YORK, NY — AJAXWORLD — MARCH 18, 2008 — Sybase iAnywhere today announced availability of support for Apple iPhone within its Information Anywhere® Suite. Information Anywhere now enables IT organizations to provide secure delivery of Lotus Domino and Microsoft Exchange enterprise email to iPhone users, in addition to a broad range of other mobile devices. Sybase iAnywhere's unique approach to providing enterprise email support for the iPhone reduces potential security concerns while still providing a rich user experience utilizing native iPhone applications.

“We’ve had significant demand from our customer base for iPhone support, as companies want to allow the iPhone as an approved device choice for wireless email, along with their other Windows Mobile, Symbian or Palm devices,” said Mark Willnerd, vice president, Sybase iAnywhere. “In addition, we are excited by the recent release of the Apple iPhone SDK. We are currently exploring new possibilities for future product enhancements and additional iPhone support across our entire Information Anywhere Suite mobility platform.”

Key advantages include:

Security: Information Anywhere provides iPhone support without requiring changes to an enterprise’s messaging infrastructure. The outbound connection model adds an additional layer of security. Enterprises no longer need to open inbound communication ports to the messaging infrastructure, all mobile device connections end within the enterprise DMZ. Information Anywhere adds specific features to equip IT with the ability to eliminate security risks with iPhone devices, such as restricting attachments, preventing user access and removing email data from a device. All of these features reduce potential security concerns with iPhone use in the enterprise.
Offline Email Access: Information Anywhere supports the native iPhone client which provides a feature rich and faster user experience than found with browser-based email support. In addition, email is available for offline use.
Contact Data Access: Information Anywhere provides secure access to contact data, including corporate directory and personal contacts.
Multi-device Support: Information Anywhere addresses the extreme demand corporations face to support a variety of mobile devices. Sybase iAnywhere now supports the iPhone, in addition to more than 250 Windows Mobile, Symbian and Palm-based devices.
Broad Enterprise Email Support: Information Anywhere supports both Lotus Domino R6/7/8 and Microsoft Exchange 2000/2003/2007.

“We were glad to be selected as an iPhone beta participant with Sybase iAnywhere. The solution was easy to set up without any adjustment to our backend infrastructure and we were ready to go with our iPhone devices in less than a day,” said Melkon Torosyan, project manager, Comdirect AG. “We are looking forward to deploying the solution because it addresses the needs of the users and the security concerns of our enterprise customers.”

Availability
Information Anywhere wireless email support for Apple iPhone will be available by the end of March 2008. For more information, including an iPhone video demo and a request for product alerts, please visit www.sybase.com/iphone.

About Sybase iAnywhere
Sybase iAnywhere enables success at the front lines of business. The company holds worldwide market leadership positions in mobile and embedded databases, mobile management and security, mobile middleware and synchronization, and Bluetooth® and infrared protocol technologies. Tens of millions of mobile devices and over 20,000 customers and partners rely on the company’s “Always Available” technologies, including SQL Anywhere and its Information Anywhere suite. iAnywhere is a subsidiary of Sybase, Inc. (NYSE:SY).

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Sybase, iAnywhere, iAnywhere Solutions, Information Anywhere and SQL Anywhere are trademarks, registered trademarks or service marks of Sybase, Inc. or its subsidiaries. ® indicates registration in the United States of America. The Bluetooth trademark and logos are owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such marks by iAnywhere is under license. IBM, Lotus, Domino and Sametime are trademarks of IBM Corporation in the United States, other countries, or both All other company and product names mentioned may be trademarks of the respective companies with which they are associated.

Special Note: References to Sybase iAnywhere mean iAnywhere Solutions, Inc., a subsidiary of Sybase, Inc. Statements concerning iAnywhere Solutions’ product market, relationships with its customers and new products are forward-looking statements that involve a number of uncertainties and risks and cannot be guaranteed. Factors that could ultimately affect such statements are detailed from time to time in Sybase’s Securities and Exchange Commission filings, including but not limited to its annual report on Form 10-K and its quarterly reports on Form 10-Q (copies of which can be viewed on the Company’s web site).

Se video af demo her: http://video.sybase.com/ianywhere/sybase-iphone/index.html

OneBridge 5.5. og helligdage som vises 1 dag for tidlig mod Lotus Notes Domino

Jan Christensen — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 07:41:00 GMT

Der er observeret situationer hvor importerede kalender aftaler fra en agent/import funktion i form af helligdage har medført at disse i OneBridge 5.5 mod Lotus Notes miljø, vises en dag for tidlig.

Dette er en fejl som man kan rette på følgende vis:

1) Update server til nyeste Hotfix, som på denne blogpost' udgivelse er Hotfix 5.5. 2008 0115 af 1. februar 2008

2) Update dine clienter med denne hotfix så du får de nyeste clienter ud på enhederne

3) Åbn de aktuelle aftaler i Notes client eller på enheden og refresh/update disse, så en ny sync vil gennemtvinge en update. Så vises de nu korrekt.

iAnywhere arbejder på et patch som skal sikre denne workaround kan gøres automatisk.

Denne afventer vi pt.