Some chatter about “email obfuscation”… Harold will post a link below to an interesting EO article.
Also, new technology to look for in 2010, or maybe just older technologies coming to fruition…like Thorium based nuclear reactors…
This is the first podcast of 2010 and it looks to us(and most of the rest of the world) to be a better year for all the way around.
Sam(a good friend and avid Computer101 Fan) sent us a question and posted a comment. We were almost beside ourselves.
The answer to Sam’s question about what is the name of the product that replaces Microsoft Exchange Server. The answer to that is Zimbra. There is a Free version and a For Pay version that does a really good job at hosting your email. I have setup up a number of these last year and currently setting up a new installation at this very moment.
Sam also mentioned Vistaprint in a comment during one of our “Free” shows. The only real problem with some of these “Free” products is that they tend to be a bit annoying with “reminding” you of greatness of the product you just received.
During the show we mentioned that there were ways to make your email address a little less spammy when displaying that info on a webpage. Mike and I thought that some of these ideas were pretty clever.
Head on over to tilllate.com and check out the coolness.
As far as next year goes: I think the “cloud” has a way to go before it is ready for the mainstream. Can’t wait to see the Apple iTouch on Steroids, and chompin at the bit to get a Thorium Reactor at my house.
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Posted: January 2nd, 2010 under After Show, Interesting Sites.
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