Author: Being In Tech
Mobile blogging
It's been a few days now using the iPhone so I thought it was about time to write a post about it. And I wanted to try out the wordpress application for blogging too :p I must say typing on the touch screen still needs a bit of getting used to. I actually think I… Continue reading Mobile blogging
Fences for Windows
Discovered this through a fellow twitter-er and i must say it’s something very useful for someone like me as i usually clutter my desktop with stuff and when it’s presentation time, I select all icons and dump it into a folder. :| But then, I for get to put them back onto the visible desktop… Continue reading Fences for Windows
Synching Windows Live Mail with my iPhone
Yes, you read right, my iPhone. Obviously you will have to go with “Other” Next, enter your email credentials in the Address and Password fields. The rest you may fill as you wish. Most likely, you’ll get this screen popping up, however in my case, if you click “Next”, you’ll actually find that the… Continue reading Synching Windows Live Mail with my iPhone
Filling up the Sea
Microsoft Ordered to Delete Browser – NYTimes.com
Problem: a governing body sees a violation of anti-trust laws in bundling a browser with an operating system. Yes, we should not bundle OSs with browsers. When my grandmother decides to buy a net book, she’ll have to do a bit of research first on which browser she should get, then figure out a way… Continue reading Microsoft Ordered to Delete Browser – NYTimes.com
Set Up Your Favorites to Sync!
I just discovered this new feature of the Windows Live Toolbar today when I tried it out and signed in. When you click the button below, this will actually initialize the the synchronization of your browsers favorites, with a folder in your sky drive. Once the synchronization is done, you’ll find the folder in SkyDrive.… Continue reading Set Up Your Favorites to Sync!
Google Chrome on Click Once Deployment!
It’s always good to see when companies are not afraid to use products of the competition if they think it’s the right tool for the job.
A little hesitation…
There’s been a lot of thinking going on in the past few days, hence the silence on my blog. :) As 2009 draws near, I keep thinking about what has happened in the past year, and what’s coming in the new one. Several times I’ve thought about myself and the things that I wanted to… Continue reading A little hesitation…
Silverlight 2 & Dynamics CRM
I was doing some research on Silverlight 2 & Dynamics CRM integration and found this post by Humberto Lezama Guadarrama where he posts a sample project that demonstrates how to consume Dynamics CRM Services directly from Silverlight 2. I was getting an initialize error when I tried to run the code though. This post helped… Continue reading Silverlight 2 & Dynamics CRM
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