So earlier today I posted about creating a profile file, but here’s what it actually looks like to the end user. I exported mine to a file and then emailed it to myself. Check out the stellar service AT&T was providing me with at the time. The email with attachment. Clicking the attachment [...]
My last post was really more of a lead in to this one. As I was putzing around with the configuration utility I was surprised that the Wi-Fi tab doesn’t allow you to actually enter a password for a WEP or WPA/WPA2 network, which is arguably the most useful part of being able to provision [...]
iPhone 2.0 supports playback of WAV voicemail - Via TUAW. This is awesome because it means if your Exchange mailbox is UM-enabled you can get your work voicemails on your phone. That is assuming your Exchange admin has enabled GSM or G.711 encoding for your voicemails. If not, hand them this command:Set-UMMailbox “paul” -CallAnsweringAudioCodec gsm
http://googlemac.blogspot.com/2008/05/mac-os-x-1053-sync-google-contacts.html Very nice addition. Now I can actually keep my iPhone and Google contacts in sync.
Tom Pacyk is an IT consultant based in Portland, OR working for a Microsoft partner. This is a collection of thoughts, problems, and possibly even some solutions to his dealings with technology in the real world.