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| OT: iPod Touch [message #92274] |
Fri, 02 November 2007 11:28  |
TCB
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So, here's a funny one. The iPhone, for someone like me, is a complete 100%
non starter. Like probably 95% of corporate America I work in an Exchange/Outlook
shop, and Apple goes out of their way to antagonize us, presumably to keep
their gear 'cool.' If there isn't a mail client that will talk to an Exchange
server as well as a Blackberry does then I can't use it. However, a friend
of mine last night showed me his iPod Touch. I'm not sure how far I'd have
to go back to think of a device with a 'HOLY SHIT' factor like that thing.
The Wi-Fi works reasonably well, the display is out of this world, and the
interface is, indeed, stupid cool. The lack of Ogg/FLAC/Linux support means
I still can't buy one, but I have to admit my debit card was SERIOUSLY itching
after playing with it for a while. The original iPods were just cute MP3
players, or not even that, they were cute lo-fi DRM'd music players. The
Touch, though, is something else entirely.
TCB
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| Re: OT: iPod Touch [message #92275 is a reply to message #92274] |
Fri, 02 November 2007 11:33  |
dc[3]
Messages: 895
Registered: September 2005
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It's a nice piece. The big downside is the small capacity.
16G max? So, I got a Classic 80G and don't need no stinkin'
compression and fidelity is wonderful.
Bet you they will have a large capacity version out at some
point
DC
"TCB" <nobody@ishere.com> wrote:
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>So, here's a funny one. The iPhone, for someone like me, is a complete 100%
>non starter. Like probably 95% of corporate America I work in an Exchange/Outlook
>shop, and Apple goes out of their way to antagonize us, presumably to keep
>their gear 'cool.' If there isn't a mail client that will talk to an Exchange
>server as well as a Blackberry does then I can't use it. However, a friend
>of mine last night showed me his iPod Touch. I'm not sure how far I'd have
>to go back to think of a device with a 'HOLY SHIT' factor like that thing.
>The Wi-Fi works reasonably well, the display is out of this world, and the
>interface is, indeed, stupid cool. The lack of Ogg/FLAC/Linux support means
>I still can't buy one, but I have to admit my debit card was SERIOUSLY itching
>after playing with it for a while. The original iPods were just cute MP3
>players, or not even that, they were cute lo-fi DRM'd music players. The
>Touch, though, is something else entirely.
>
>TCB
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| Re: OT: iPod Touch..Will Have Lotus Notes by 2/08..!! [message #92283 is a reply to message #92274] |
Fri, 02 November 2007 12:43 |
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Thad, read below. Forget that virus infested mail client(Outlook), the IPhone
will have Lotus Notes. The Defacto Big Business Email client with the best
Calendaring &Scheduling in the business. This changes everything. !
Update: Common Time:
"CommonTime announce support for the Apple iPhone
Following this months announcement by Steve Jobs co-founder and CEO of Apple
that “ we want native third party applications on the iPhone, and we plan
to have an Software Development Kit in developers’ hands in February.”,CommonTime
have stated their intention to develop for the iPhone.
"We can't say how delighted we are to be coming back home to an Apple device,
our very first mNotes product was for the Apple Newton back in 1995, we believed
in the platform and loved working with Apple. We will have a full mNotes5
solution for the iPhone and a desktop synchronization product for the iPod
touch available by summer 2008, this will be a true rich mNotes client with
high data fidelity and rich functionality that can really capitalize on the
unique usability of the iPhone." said CommonTime CEO, Nigel Mackrill."
"TCB" <nobody@ishere.com> wrote:
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>So, here's a funny one. The iPhone, for someone like me, is a complete 100%
>non starter. Like probably 95% of corporate America I work in an Exchange/Outlook
>shop, and Apple goes out of their way to antagonize us, presumably to keep
>their gear 'cool.' If there isn't a mail client that will talk to an Exchange
>server as well as a Blackberry does then I can't use it. However, a friend
>of mine last night showed me his iPod Touch. I'm not sure how far I'd have
>to go back to think of a device with a 'HOLY SHIT' factor like that thing.
>The Wi-Fi works reasonably well, the display is out of this world, and the
>interface is, indeed, stupid cool. The lack of Ogg/FLAC/Linux support means
>I still can't buy one, but I have to admit my debit card was SERIOUSLY itching
>after playing with it for a while. The original iPods were just cute MP3
>players, or not even that, they were cute lo-fi DRM'd music players. The
>Touch, though, is something else entirely.
>
>TCB
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| Re: OT: iPod Touch..Will Have Lotus Notes by 2/08..!! [message #92288 is a reply to message #92283] |
Fri, 02 November 2007 13:43 |
TCB
Messages: 1261
Registered: July 2007
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You know, NetWare and Lotus Notes in their time were pretty decent tech. There
are also other groupware products (including free software ones) that are
quite good. But M$oft keeps Exchange tight as a drum. Too bad.
TCB
"LaMont" <jjdpro@gmail.com> wrote:
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>Thad, read below. Forget that virus infested mail client(Outlook), the IPhone
>will have Lotus Notes. The Defacto Big Business Email client with the best
>Calendaring &Scheduling in the business. This changes everything. !
>
>Update: Common Time:
>"CommonTime announce support for the Apple iPhone
>Following this months announcement by Steve Jobs co-founder and CEO of Apple
>that “ we want native third party applications on the iPhone, and we plan
>to have an Software Development Kit in developers’ hands in February.”,CommonTime
>have stated their intention to develop for the iPhone.
>
>
>
>"We can't say how delighted we are to be coming back home to an Apple device,
>our very first mNotes product was for the Apple Newton back in 1995, we
believed
>in the platform and loved working with Apple. We will have a full mNotes5
>solution for the iPhone and a desktop synchronization product for the iPod
>touch available by summer 2008, this will be a true rich mNotes client with
>high data fidelity and rich functionality that can really capitalize on
the
>unique usability of the iPhone." said CommonTime CEO, Nigel Mackrill."
>
>
>"TCB" <nobody@ishere.com> wrote:
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>>So, here's a funny one. The iPhone, for someone like me, is a complete
100%
>>non starter. Like probably 95% of corporate America I work in an Exchange/Outlook
>>shop, and Apple goes out of their way to antagonize us, presumably to keep
>>their gear 'cool.' If there isn't a mail client that will talk to an Exchange
>>server as well as a Blackberry does then I can't use it. However, a friend
>>of mine last night showed me his iPod Touch. I'm not sure how far I'd have
>>to go back to think of a device with a 'HOLY SHIT' factor like that thing.
>>The Wi-Fi works reasonably well, the display is out of this world, and
the
>>interface is, indeed, stupid cool. The lack of Ogg/FLAC/Linux support means
>>I still can't buy one, but I have to admit my debit card was SERIOUSLY
itching
>>after playing with it for a while. The original iPods were just cute MP3
>>players, or not even that, they were cute lo-fi DRM'd music players. The
>>Touch, though, is something else entirely.
>>
>>TCB
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| Re: OT: iPod Touch..Will Have Lotus Notes by 2/08..!! [message #92293 is a reply to message #92288] |
Fri, 02 November 2007 13:59 |
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Ha.. Lotus Notes/Domino is still Big Business standard Groupware(GM,AT&T,
Toyota,Chrsyler, Honda, CokaCola,BMW, DaimlerBenz.etc,Hyundi, Home Depot.
It's still thee best..
"TCB" <nobody@ishere.com> wrote:
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>You know, NetWare and Lotus Notes in their time were pretty decent tech.
There
>are also other groupware products (including free software ones) that are
>quite good. But M$oft keeps Exchange tight as a drum. Too bad.
>
>TCB
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>"LaMont" <jjdpro@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>Thad, read below. Forget that virus infested mail client(Outlook), the
IPhone
>>will have Lotus Notes. The Defacto Big Business Email client with the best
>>Calendaring &Scheduling in the business. This changes everything. !
>>
>>Update: Common Time:
>>"CommonTime announce support for the Apple iPhone
>>Following this months announcement by Steve Jobs co-founder and CEO of
Apple
>>that “ we want native third party applications on the iPhone, and we plan
>>to have an Software Development Kit in developers’ hands in February.”,CommonTime
>>have stated their intention to develop for the iPhone.
>>
>>
>>
>>"We can't say how delighted we are to be coming back home to an Apple device,
>>our very first mNotes product was for the Apple Newton back in 1995, we
>believed
>>in the platform and loved working with Apple. We will have a full mNotes5
>>solution for the iPhone and a desktop synchronization product for the iPod
>>touch available by summer 2008, this will be a true rich mNotes client
with
>>high data fidelity and rich functionality that can really capitalize on
>the
>>unique usability of the iPhone." said CommonTime CEO, Nigel Mackrill."
>>
>>
>>"TCB" <nobody@ishere.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>So, here's a funny one. The iPhone, for someone like me, is a complete
>100%
>>>non starter. Like probably 95% of corporate America I work in an Exchange/Outlook
>>>shop, and Apple goes out of their way to antagonize us, presumably to
keep
>>>their gear 'cool.' If there isn't a mail client that will talk to an Exchange
>>>server as well as a Blackberry does then I can't use it. However, a friend
>>>of mine last night showed me his iPod Touch. I'm not sure how far I'd
have
>>>to go back to think of a device with a 'HOLY SHIT' factor like that thing.
>>>The Wi-Fi works reasonably well, the display is out of this world, and
>the
>>>interface is, indeed, stupid cool. The lack of Ogg/FLAC/Linux support
means
>>>I still can't buy one, but I have to admit my debit card was SERIOUSLY
>itching
>>>after playing with it for a while. The original iPods were just cute MP3
>>>players, or not even that, they were cute lo-fi DRM'd music players. The
>>>Touch, though, is something else entirely.
>>>
>>>TCB
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| Re: OT: iPod Touch..Will Have Lotus Notes by 2/08..!! [message #92302 is a reply to message #92293] |
Fri, 02 November 2007 15:12 |
TCB
Messages: 1261
Registered: July 2007
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I know a few of those places are mixed shops. I'm not arguing, but VERY few
places have chosen Lotus/Domino over M$oft recently, the big boys made choices
in the 90's they don't want to change.
TCB
"LaMont" <jjdpro@gmail.com> wrote:
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>Ha.. Lotus Notes/Domino is still Big Business standard Groupware(GM,AT&T,
>Toyota,Chrsyler, Honda, CokaCola,BMW, DaimlerBenz.etc,Hyundi, Home Depot.
>
>
>It's still thee best..
>
>"TCB" <nobody@ishere.com> wrote:
>>
>>You know, NetWare and Lotus Notes in their time were pretty decent tech.
>There
>>are also other groupware products (including free software ones) that are
>>quite good. But M$oft keeps Exchange tight as a drum. Too bad.
>>
>>TCB
>>
>>"LaMont" <jjdpro@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>Thad, read below. Forget that virus infested mail client(Outlook), the
>IPhone
>>>will have Lotus Notes. The Defacto Big Business Email client with the
best
>>>Calendaring &Scheduling in the business. This changes everything. !
>>>
>>>Update: Common Time:
>>>"CommonTime announce support for the Apple iPhone
>>>Following this months announcement by Steve Jobs co-founder and CEO of
>Apple
>>>that “ we want native third party applications on the iPhone, and we plan
>>>to have an Software Development Kit in developers’ hands in February.”,CommonTime
>>>have stated their intention to develop for the iPhone.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>"We can't say how delighted we are to be coming back home to an Apple
device,
>>>our very first mNotes product was for the Apple Newton back in 1995, we
>>believed
>>>in the platform and loved working with Apple. We will have a full mNotes5
>>>solution for the iPhone and a desktop synchronization product for the
iPod
>>>touch available by summer 2008, this will be a true rich mNotes client
>with
>>>high data fidelity and rich functionality that can really capitalize on
>>the
>>>unique usability of the iPhone." said CommonTime CEO, Nigel Mackrill."
>>>
>>>
>>>"TCB" <nobody@ishere.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>So, here's a funny one. The iPhone, for someone like me, is a complete
>>100%
>>>>non starter. Like probably 95% of corporate America I work in an Exchange/Outlook
>>>>shop, and Apple goes out of their way to antagonize us, presumably to
>keep
>>>>their gear 'cool.' If there isn't a mail client that will talk to an
Exchange
>>>>server as well as a Blackberry does then I can't use it. However, a friend
>>>>of mine last night showed me his iPod Touch. I'm not sure how far I'd
>have
>>>>to go back to think of a device with a 'HOLY SHIT' factor like that thing.
>>>>The Wi-Fi works reasonably well, the display is out of this world, and
>>the
>>>>interface is, indeed, stupid cool. The lack of Ogg/FLAC/Linux support
>means
>>>>I still can't buy one, but I have to admit my debit card was SERIOUSLY
>>itching
>>>>after playing with it for a while. The original iPods were just cute
MP3
>>>>players, or not even that, they were cute lo-fi DRM'd music players.
The
>>>>Touch, though, is something else entirely.
>>>>
>>>>TCB
>>>
>>
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