Blog Post: Reblog - Service Manager 2010 SP1

Buona sera a tutti,

volevo segnalarvi la disponibilit� della SP1 per Service Manager 2010. L?aggiornamento viene rilasciato sotto forma di media slipstreamed con il quale potrete aggiornare la versione RTM e/o installare direttamente la versione aggiornata.

Per tutte le info necessarie potete consultare I seguenti link:

• Sito Technet

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg502148.aspx

• Blog del team di prodotto

http://blogs.technet.com/b/servicemanager/archive/2010/12/16/system-center-service-manager-2010-sp1-available-for-download-now.aspx

Buon divertimento e Buone feste

- Bruno.

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FlickSquare automatically sends your Foursquare check-in photos to Flickr

Last week Foursquare rolled out an incredibly important and contemporary new feature: check-in photos. Foursquare is a far cry from being a primary photo-sharing site, however, which is why a quick-thinking developer has made a Web app that automatically forwards your Foursquare photos to Flickr: FlickSquare.

All you need to do is sign into your Foursquare account, connect with FlickSquare, and finish by telling Flickr to let the app access your account. From now on, all new photos check-ins should be mirrored on Flickr [Can anyone confirm if it mirrors existing check-in photos, too?]

In case you're wondering, FlickSquare also tags the Flickr uploads with the Foursquare venue machine tag, which will create a rich resource of cross-linked venues and photos. Take a look at the number of photos already on Flickr that have been tagged with a Foursquare venue; cool, eh?

FlickSquare automatically sends your Foursquare check-in photos to Flickr originally appeared on Download Squad on Tue, 28 Dec 2010 07:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Amazon MP3 app now available for BlackBerry

Users of RIM's BlackBerry devices now have access to a massive catalog of downloadable music, thanks to the arrival of Amazon's MP3 store. Apart from giving you access to Amazon's huge selection of tunes, Amazon MP3 lets you take advantage of their dirt-cheap Daily Deal albums (which are usually less than $5) and grab the free MP3 of the day.

Sharing to social networks is also built-in, so it's a breeze to post your favorite new tracks to Twitter or Facebook -- or notify friends via BBM, SMS, or email. For those of you who like to sneak a listen before pulling the trigger on a digital download purchase, Amazon does offer previews -- though they're only 30 seconds long.

There is, of course, one big downside -- the app and store aren't available to users outside of the U.S.

Download Amazon MP3 [AppWorld]

Gallery: Amazon MP3 for BlackBerry

Amazon MP3 app now available for BlackBerry originally appeared on Download Squad on Tue, 14 Dec 2010 14:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Steve Jobs named Person of the Year by the Financial Times

Calling Apple's turn-around over the last ten years "the most remarkable comeback in modern business history," the UK's Financial Times (free registration required) newspaper on Wednesday named Apple CEO Steve Jobs its "Person of the Year" for 2010. Thirty years after Jobs brought the company public at age 25, the proclamation focuses on his determined attention to detail and reputation as someone who "understands the art of the possible" with the ability to convince others of the plausibility of his ideas.

In talking to Financial Times, Roger McNamee, who recently attempted to rebuild Palm in Apple's image, said "Steve's the last of the great builders. What makes him different is that he's creating jobs and economic activity out of thin air while just about every other CEO in America is working out ways to cut costs and lay people off."

2010 has definitely been a good year for Apple, with MarketWatch naming Steve Jobs CEO of the Decade earlier this month and four Apple products making it onto Time Magazine's Top 10 Gadgets list right in time for the holidays. If estimates of Apple selling 100 million iPhones and 48 million iPads next year are correct, 2011 should be a fantastic year as well for Mr. Jobs and company.

[via MacRumors]

Steve Jobs named Person of the Year by the Financial Times originally appeared on TUAW on Fri, 24 Dec 2010 13:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Want to write on your iPad? Here's some tips to get started

So, you received an iPad under the tree. As you're playing with it, you're wondering what you can do with it in regards to creating the written word. For the writer -- from fiction author to enterprising blogger -- the iPad is also a very portable way to get some serious writing done, even though it wasn't originally advertised as such. That's where users came in and turned the iPad into an excellent portable writing machine. Having toted my iPad into the mountains of Arizona and across the ocean to the UK, I was able to get a good amount of writing done and have it available on my desktop with little issue.

Optional hardware
First, however, you do need some hardware. If you're going to be doing any writing for a lengthy period of time, invest in an external keyboard. While Apple does have one with an iPad dock attached, it's a bit unwieldy for extended use. Skip the dock-enabled keyboard and grab Apple's Bluetooth model. Both cost US$69, but you get extra portability with the Bluetooth keyboard.

There are several cases that now have Bluetooth keyboards built right in, including Kensington's KeyFolio for $99.99 and Zaggmate's case with keyboard also for $99.99. The upcoming ClamCase will take these a step further and turn your iPad into a mini netbook. That will run you $119.99, with the price expected to rise to $149.99.

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Want to write on your iPad? Here's some tips to get started originally appeared on TUAW on Mon, 27 Dec 2010 11:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Next Android Music App Leaks (GOOG, MOT)

An early iteration of the next music app for Android has leaked, but it doesn't yet show the important feature updates that were demonstrated at the Google I/O conference in May. Improving Android's music playback could help Google and its Android partners compete with Apple's products, which inherited their music capabilities from the iPod.

This music player will supposedly ship with Android 3.0, or Honeycomb--a tablet-specific version of the platform that Motorola is already touting for its upcoming Android tablet. The leak was posted to the XDA Developers' Forum, and a user posted a video to YouTube, claiming that it's the music app shown at I/O 2010. The video leaked app was picked up earlier by Engadget.

The app doesn't offer any clues whether Honeycomb will actually include a Google music store or online music storage and sync service. Google has apparently been approaching the record labels with big checks in hopes that they'll sign off on a "music locker" service, and also could be using the acquisition of Simplify Media to let users stream songs from their computers over the Internet to their Android devices.

 

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