Quoted: I have just received the confirmation I will be running the Windows Mobile Roadmap session (UNC117) at Tech Ed New Zealand 2008.At this stage I don't know the exact date/time but it's all go.See you there!... (more in the full post)

Quoted: Local software developer Digital Fusion Ltd has won the FileMaker Excellence Award for Solution Of The Year at the international FileMaker Developers Conference in Phoenix, Arizona.

Quoted: You can post your questions to Dr Paul Reynolds in our forums.

Quoted: It took some time, but it happened. We now have a discussion open in our Telecom New Zealand forum, waiting for your questions to CEO Dr Paul Reynolds. The idea is simple: people can post their questions in the thread, and after a week I will be forwarding these to get his answers. I will then post the answers on Geekzone. We have done this before

Quoted: How well companies that offer something for "free" can do with a subscription option? When there are so many "free" things on the web, one has to wonder how companies can keep their products up and running (or even if they can manage to get out of beta). Some companies just don't. They close the service and tell the customers

Quoted: This week we got the news Microsoft has released an update for Windows Live Mobile. No, don't go updating your Windows Mobile Pocket PC yet. Read on. First the good news: this update enhances Windows Live on your Windows Mobile. Great. But if you have Windows Live Messenger on your device (installed by an OEM), don't install this update yet. Read more.

Quoted: Yahoo! Zimbra Desktop makes Yahoo! Mail, Gmail and AOL Mailavailable offline.

Quoted: I'm very much a believer of using the right tool for the job and whilst I've never been a big fan of the ASP.NET model there are times when you just have to get the job done.  Anyhow, so I find myself working in the web space and having to do things like running up test servers and the like.  After a bit of a poke around on the new server

Quoted: This is one of those posts that many will respond to saying "oh but Google/Yahoo/Facebook/Symantec/AVG/Lavasoft has been doing that forever and for free - what's so new about that?" Which is sort of a valid point and sort of not. I live in two worlds - I'm an early adopter who uses bleeding-edge solutions, but I also work within organisations