Windows Mobile/Phone 6.5

Hello,

You probably read a lot about Windows Mobile 6.5 but this enhancement about finger user interface is probably more than what we can understand... Have a look to the review of Engadget: http://www.engadget.com/photos/windows-mobile-6-5-walkthrough/1361911/

Or again, more geeks, can go to XDA-Dev.

Build a free VOIP for your domain.

A full article would be made available at http://www.debilloez.net/.
But in the mean time for the most motivated, here find your own informations or materials.

1. Buy VOIP credit to call land line:
I used: http://www.voipstunt.com/

2. Register the SRV record in your public DNS
More info: http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-DNS+SRV

3. Found the hosting SIP Server for free ... I provide the GOOD url ;-)
Regiter for you domain here :http://serweb.iptel.org/user/reg/reg_domain_1.php?phplib_Session=ad11955f369a073c2905e6f6d0bd0ae8
Take care to not simply register for an account but well for a domain

An alternative is to host and publish your own VOIP server (Asterix, 3CX, ...)

4. Obtain a SoftPhone and register with your accound.
By the step 3 you get a way to register by using ie toto@mydomain.com
So other SIP phone can call you by your own e-mail address !

PC Softphone : http://www.counterpath.com/
Windows Mobile : check http://www.xda-developers.com/ but many non"natif" exist.

Goggle & Microsoft offer Google account (contact/calendar) synchro

Sync your Google calendar and contact with your Windows mobile device
Look here ... http://www.google.com/mobile/winmo/sync.html

It's free ! Even if you use an IPhone ;-) (I"m using an HTC Diamond)

Again if you still want full Exchange Sync (Contact,mail,calendar,task) look here :

It's a paid but cheap service !

https://www.exchangeemailhosting.com/

Virtualization Saves Microsoft Customers Nearly a Half-Million Dollars Per Year

As an independant advice I would just advice the below reading.

Interesting according the W2K8 R2 is not YET available but MS solution seems already promising.

Check here : http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/press/2009/feb09/02-09VirtualizationSavingsPR.mspx