What is Exchange Hosted email?

There is two basic types of email. First is standard POP3 email which is hosted on a server usually with your web host provider and this type of email is stored on a server and when accessed it will download all the emails into your email client such as Outlook Express. Whilst this works well for simple email needs is started to become more complex when people started to mobile, so webmail programs became more the preferred method of simple email such as hotmail or gmail. Then smartphones started to fill the gap of mobile email computing and smartphones could connect to your account even gmail or hotmail and collect email on the run.

Wednesday, 24 November 2010 00:00 |

Written by Joesph Barrington-Lew |

How to Protect Yourself Online- Part I

While the internet opens you up to a wide range of people and interesting experiences, it also leaves you open to a number of undesirable elements. Fortunately, filtering mechanisms are available that can help you tailor your online presence with the level of accessibility and privacy that suits you the best. Your Privacy is as relevant an issue as accessibility and for a number of reasons. You might use the blog environment to explore a very different side of yourself from the one that you get to express in the outside world such as your interest in creative writing. You may have a lot of intrusive family members or friends. You may write about sensitive issues and be concerned about your security. Or maybe you just value your privacy. Read this two part series to find out how you can protect yourself online.

Monday, 18 October 2010 19:47 |

Written by Tim Mole |

How Managed Services and The Cloud Improve Your Business

Small business owners who are not already on board the "cloud" may be missing out on a great opportunity to improve their business operations as well as profitability. Cloud computing has changed the landscape of business dramatically in the past few years. In order to reap the most rewards from technological advances, it is important first for business owners to understand what they are dealing with and how new technologies can improve the functionality of their business.

Monday, 27 September 2010 10:33 |

Microsoft and Facebook Collaborate on Docs.com

Social media sites have become a popular business tool, and many businesses use sites such as Facebook to increase their business. Facebook announced on April 21, 2010 their collaboration with Microsoft to launch Docs.com. Users will be able to create Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, or Powerpoint presentations right on Facebook or even upload their own documents from their computers to Facebook. Users can then share and collaborate online rather than composing, editing, saving, attaching to an email, and the reverse over and over again. The risks of using the wrong version or sending off viruses are gone. While Google has been offering Google Docs for some time now, they have received some criticism for what their applications can and can't do. Microsoft could be hoping to move in take Google's place. Docs.com is currently limited to only accepted users because it is still only offered in the beta version. Here are some of the features that Docs.com offers:

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What is Exchange Hosted email?

How to Protect Yourself Online- Part I

How Managed Services and The Cloud Improve Your Business

Microsoft and Facebook Collaborate on Docs.com

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