Archive for the ‘Mobile’ Category
Martin's GhettoPush, which I talked about recently is being heavily used here. So much, that I've implemented some changes, that Martin has kindly merged back into his master repository.
The two additions I submitted to the code are both very similar — almost identical. They enable us to exclude certain e-mail messages from being Prowl'ed. You [...]
Prowl is a Growl-like client for the iPhone which accepts notifications from your computer (Mac, Windows) using push. UNIX and Linux systems are also supported via a third-party API that you can use to build your own applications. Installing Prowl is easy enough, and doing so in conjunction with Growl is well explained.
In order to [...]
Fussnote Fünf (5):
Die Nutzung von VoIP und Instant Messaging ist nicht Gegenstand des Vertrags. Im mtl. Grundpreis des Tarifs Complete S Business ist ein mtl. Inklusivvolumen von 200 MB enthalten. Nach Verbrauch des Inklusivvolumens werden 0,41 € netto/MB berechnet, maximal jedoch bis zu einem Betrag von 100,– € (Spending Cap). Abrechnung erfolgt in 100-KB-Schritten. Am [...]
Wan't to pop off a quick e-mail on your laptop? Are you on a train, in a hotel, at a customer site, or at home? Depending on your location, you may want to use a distinct smart host for getting your e-mail off your device.
Improving on an answer I gave on the Exim mailing-list the [...]
Searching for Idokorro's Mobile SSH turned up a blank as the company has been renamed (I hate that!) into Rove. They appear to have rolled the Mobile SSH product into something called Mobile Admin, and I've taken that for a very short spin.
After the usual install on a Windows server, including dot.net and a SQL [...]
I'm probably one of the last to do so, but I've finally succumbed and have subscribed to Twitter.
Why?
The main reason is that I'll be mobile this afternoon, and I want to keep track of the live event coverage at the MacWorld in San Francisco — it starts at 9 AM PST.
Apart from that, I'll probably [...]
Ubuntu Eee is a port of Ubuntu Linux to the Eee PC platform.
If you have an Eee PC, take a look at Ubuntu Eee; it is worth it.