Hello everyone!
We have developed a personal finance manager for Android called Home Bookkeeping and would like you to check out the app. It will help users to manage personal and family finances on the go. The mobile application synchronizes with the desktop version of Home Bookkeeping for Windows PC.
Home Bookkeeping is for anyone who wants to have a personal finance manager always at hand and make instant entries to the program as money is earned or spent. It supports multiple accounts, so you can set up a separate account for your bank account, debit or credit card, Paypal account or cash. Using the app, you can manage your finances and those of your family; keep an eye on income, loans and debts; make a personal budget to control and anticipate expenses and earnings; analyze your financial situation in details with comprehensive reports and graphs.
Home Bookkeeping for Android can be purchased for $9.95 USD from the Google Play. The application is compatible with smart phones and tablets running under Android 2.1 or higher.
Home Bookkeeping on the Google Play:
play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.keepsoft.homebuh&hl=en
Home Bookkeeping trial version:
keepsoft.com/a/
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I know this may seem OT, but it is actually tied back to my HTC Wizard. My company currently has accounts with Mailstreet, and they have an excellent interface for managing our accounts. It is Abridean Provisor, and it launches a Java app that allows me to set up users, groups, specify admin rights, etc.
I have tried mail2web, 1and1.com, and 4smartphone.net in some capacity because most of them can a) reduce our costs, b) get more storage space, and c) allow me to use AKU2 push e-mail to my phone. In most cases, though, their support is non-existent, and I haven't been able to figure out how any of these could replace Mailstreet. Here is what appears to be the case:
1and1.com - cannot use company-wide distribution lists and GAL, setting up a single admin account is easy
4smartphone.net - don't remember as much about this one, exccept push mail works well and support was about on par with the others
mail2web - appears to offer full Exchange functionality, EXCEPT that first account created becomes the admin account, period, with no way to change it or specify an additional admin account
Does anyone else have experience with these? I am talking about the Enterprise accounts, not the free (where applicable) reduced feature versions. Does anyone have any other suggested providers?
Thanks!
Mark
We had similar dilemma while moving our multiple companies mailboxes from inhouse to a provider. We finally signed up with apps4rent.com (http://apps4rent.com/hostedexchange.html). The pricing is cheap....
Everyones Boss-the CEO uses Blackberry and some of us use a Widnows phone or iphone....now Apps4Rent provides free syncronization to all Windows phone and iphone.....Considering that they sell mailboxes for $6.95 for 1 GB and free sync for Windows phone....this proved to be cost effective...other were charging something or the other...For blackberry we had to pay a bit additional. Support is good....
You can try and if you think they are not worth it you can cancel in first 30 days and they will refund your money.....
Within the next weeks we launch a new service for pda and smartphone owners, named mobile mail beta. Mobile mail beta is a hosted email solutions with direct push technology.
At this moment we are busy setting things up and can use some beta testers the profile we are looking for is:
- People who use their pda with email and agenda synchronisation.
- People willing to test a hosted groupware solution.
We offer:
- A mail account for testing our push service.
- 250 MB diskspace
- public folders
- Contact list
Anti-virus protection
WE have implemented Mcafee antivirus control
Anti-spam protection
A combination of content-based SpamAssassin and also sender id, will limit the Spam in your mailbox.
WebMail & WebMail express
Two different web-based email clients, one with the look and feel of Microsoft Outlook and the other optimized for viewing email on PDA devices, provide users with both comfort and speed while working from most modern web browsers, including Safari and Firefox.
Groupware
As an alternative for Microsoft Exchange, we provide access to shared calendars, shared contacts and email from Microsoft® Outlook, Microsoft Entourage, and WebMail.
Mobile Device Access
Direct email, calendar, contact, and task with Treo™ and Windows Mobile® devices that support over the air synchronization. Smart Wipe technology remotely deletes company data when the device is lost of stolen.
After all of this: we will support in an future version up to 5 pop3 email account to be included in our service, this will include also httpmail providers like hotmail. at this moment we are not offering httpmail synchronisation.
A feature that is ready to work is our outlook connector, so you can also use our service in your home office situation whitout going to the webmail interface.
For the time being we will provide test accounts to users on this board, just apply by sending a mail to me with the domainname which you wanna use on the services we will reply with a email in 24 hrs on how to setup and your login data
Peter
please send the application to [email protected]
Emoze just launched its new Enterprise Edition at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, which offers business users a secure, efficient and low cost push email, calendar and contact information, all in real-time.
It offers faster, cheaper and more secure mobile push-email to businesses and their staff. Business users can now access their emails, contact information, calendars and notes from almost any mobile device with a complimentary data package, with the free download of the Enterprise Edition software from emoze. Click here to get emoze Enterprise Edition now!
The Enterprise Edition is great for any employee who is always on the go. It allows business users the freedom of movement and communication, without their company needing to purchase special handsets or extra, expensive services. All Emails and other data are received securely on the users' mobile handsets in real time, improving productivity - anytime, anywhere.
Emoze also provides the most secure form of messaging for its users. Emails are pushed, real-time, without the need for any duplication or storage outside of the existing email server.
By adding a dedicated Enterprise Edition server, it enables organizations to manage their information flow and to have control over data transfers based on IT policies.
Its definitely worth checking out! http://enterprise.emoze.com
Greetings,
I love this site and I have been coming here for ideas and help for many years, however I need some help with brain storming and maybe a few ideas. With all your personal information everywhere one starts to wonder, want cant I do this myself? The goal of my project is to house all of my information I can locally. However you might be asking how I will backup this information such as email, music and other data. Simple, at my friend’s place I have a small Linux server running SSH that does daily backups with full backups at the end of the month.
I wanted the abilities of Dropbox, Evernote, email access, tasks, Pandora, etc
Here’s what I have so far:
• Home wiki server just for my information, it’s also private and I am the only one can access the information - for my Evernote solution
• Home media streaming server with Subsonic my Pandora solution
• Home email server – my personal email solution
• Home backup server that’s uses SSH – backup solution.
• Home VPN for remote access
What I am still looking for and planning to deploy:
• A Funambol server for data sync this will include Calendar tasks and contact information. Does anyone know of a different server that would work?
• Remote wipe Application and a location finder such as Lookup out. Would Where’s my droid work for this?
• Firefox sync server for all my bookmarks
Can anyone think of any other neat syncing projects? I guess when you think about it this would be my personal cloud. If you have a question on how I did something fell free and ask. All my Linux Servers I have install scripts that I have made that include packages I installed with commands.
Thanks hope to hear back from you!
Our app Meople.Connector is an contacts organizer.
In our everyday life we meet a lot of interesting people (business partners, colleagues, friends etc.).
The Era of paper business cards has gone away. Nowadays it's easier to share your account from social network instead of writings something on the piece of paper.
Meople.Connector provides you a unique way to exchange your social accounts (or any custom account) as simple as business card.
It gives a bunch of ways to share: NFC technology, SMS, Bluetooth, via e-mail or generate a QR-code.
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