One of our more active posts here on MYiTablet is Vincent's guide to setting up Exchange on the iPhone. Now it's not a proper push-email solution, so don't go rushing over there and then become upset and belligerent, but according to Sven Rafferty we should only have a month or two to wait until Apple flicks the switch on a Direct Push upgrade.
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Microsoft Exchange support for iPhone in next two months?
One of our more active posts here on MYiTablet is Vincent's guide to setting up Exchange on the iPhone. Now it's not a proper push-email solution, so don't go rushing over there and then become upset and belligerent, but according to Sven Rafferty we should only have a month or two to wait until Apple flicks the switch on a Direct Push upgrade.
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Apple licensed Microsoft Exchange for iPhone, for real?
According to an article on Investor Village, sources claimed that Apple can and will make the iPhone compatible with Microsoft Exchange Server. Unfortunately, they were unable to speak to Apple’s plans regarding Blackberry and Good.
It’s possible for Apple to make the announcement as early as tomorrow, June 27 that the company has licensed the Exchange ActiveSync licensing protocol. If this holds true, it looks like Microsoft will get ... continued »
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Microsoft patent grants IP of touchscreen telephones
Security software developer John Sharp has indulged in a spot of patent digging over at his blog, and come up with one of Microsoft's latest: "Graphical user interface for a screen telephone". Now it might sound dull (and let's face it, unless you're a patent lawyer every patent sounds pretty dull) but there are some potentially far-reaching implications of this newly-granted IP, should Microsoft's law-gibbons be able to work ... continued »
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Microsoft’s answer to the iPhone’s touchscreen interface
Apple's multi-touch interface is going to be great, and supposedly fairly accurate for only using your fat fingers to navigate. But what about all of the people that will stick with their Windows-based phones? They may be getting improved screens as well.
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Does Microsoft feel threatened by the iPhone?
The other day we ran an article about Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer talking to USA Today regarding the iPhone. At the time, the numbers he gave didn't add up. Now with some new information they make even less sense than before.
The numbers we're looking at are where Ballmer talks about having MS software in 60-80% of the phones while the iPhone will only make up 2-3%. That statement alone is ... continued »
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