Hello All,
Microsoft will enable Exchange ActiveSync for Hotmail users on Monday, August 31, 2010, giving them the ability to receive push email on devices such as iPhone.
Microsoft’s Dharmesh Mehta told CNET that ActiveSync offers a more robust option than IMAP and, when combined with POP access, should give most Hotmail users the syncing capabilities they are looking for.
Mark
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Hello All,
As we roll into September, I am please to announce that the CANDLE SHORE BLOG now has a Facebook Fan Page.
Facebook users need only type in Candle Shore in the Facebook Search Box in order to display the page.
When new material is posted to the BLOG, so to will it be posted to the Fan Page.
A heartfelt “Welcome Aboard” to the Facebook family.
Click the link below to listen to a short podcast of this announcement.
Mark
Episode: The Candle Shore BLOG Joins Facebook With A Fan Page
Hello All,
In this approximately 7 minute episode of the Candle Shore Podcast, I give a quick update about all things Mark and Candle Shore.
Mark
Episode 56: The Move Is Made
Hello All,
Even during our short break, we’re still working on Candle Shore.
As of now, the Candle Shore podcast feed on both iTunes and RSS is up and running.
iTuners may subscribe by Clicking Here!
Non-iTuners may paste the following URL into any web browser or podcast client:
http://feeds2.feedburner.com/candleshorepodcasts
Mark
Hello All,
I hope you enjoy this approximately 10 minute excerpt from KPFK Radio’s Access Unlimited talk show in which I discuss iPhone accessibility for the blind and low vision, published here as a Candle Shore Podcast.
Mark
Episode: Mark On KPFK Radio’s Access Unlimited
Hello Everyone,
In this approximately 4 minute podcast, I explain why the Candle Shore BLOG/Podcast will be on hiatus during the month of August, 2010.
Mark
Episode: Mark’s On The Move – Candle Shore Takes A One Month Hiatus
Hello Everyone,
Here is an interesting article by PC Magazine that lists the top 100 websites of 2009.
Click Here to Continue:
Enjoy,
Mark
[FROM FRED’S HEAD COMPANION]
Spiel is an open source screen reader for Google Android mobile phones and netbooks. Spiel is currently under active development, providing a high level of access to most basic Android Functionality. On a continuum from no access at all to completely accessible, I’d place an Android phone further toward the accessible end of the spectrum than, say, the various LG phones with rigidly defined features. For a more detailed idea of what is possible, see a list of current features and accessible applications at the development website.
Click Here.
Hello My Fellow Network-Needing Neighbors,
Need help with setting up or troubleshooting your network configuration? Go to:
http://practicallynetworked.com for the answers to practically all of your questions.
Good Luck,
Mark
Hello Everyone,
No one believes seniors . . . Everyone thinks they are senile; but is this true? Read the following and decide for yourself:
An Elderly couple was celebrating their sixtieth anniversary. The couple had married as childhood sweethearts and had moved back to their old neighborhood after they retired. Read the rest of this entry »