As I’ve mentioned in my past post about smartphones, I really enjoy the convenience of a Smartphone (currently an old/slow Blackberry Curve – can’t wait for my next upgrade). My smartphone allows me to keep my email, calendar, contacts, tasks, and music with me everywhere I go (check out my previous post about syncing Gmail calendars . . . → Read More: Smartphone Roundup 2010 – iPhone, Blackberry, Palm, and Android!
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I’ve read numerous articles about “lessons” or “must-haves” for small business IT. I’ve boiled them all down into my 10 Behaviors of Highly-Effective Small Business Technology. . . . → Read More: 10 Behaviors of Highly-Effective Small Business Technology (Part 1) Contact… get it? I regularly check the analytics on my site to see what Google searches bring you my way! Over the past few days, I’ve noticed an upward trend in folks that appear to be searching for how to manage their contacts (integrating with Google and syncing with Blackberry). Fortunately, this is a relatively . . . → Read More: Contacts, Google, and Blackberry – Oh My! If you’re like me, you have multiple (such as “Work” and a “Personal”) computers. With multiple computers comes the daunting task of managing multiple sets of scheduling and contact information. I have posted before about how I was syncing multiple calendars using my Blackberry. In that scenario, I was manually syncing my calendars back and forth . . . → Read More: How to Sync Google Calendar and Contact with your Blackberry and Multiple Computers I just read on CNET that Research in Motion has just released a new version of the Blackberry Messenger application. This program allows you to send messages, pictures, and files similar to sending emails. This also gives you greater flexibility than SMS/MMS text messages. One of the new features I like, you can now . . . → Read More: Blackberry Messenger 5 |
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