Hi Guys,
I thought of making a thread dedicated to some important apps that i have used for Office work.
Email
Microsoft Exchange Email
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Roadsync (Premium)
Key
Description: This is a nice email app that con be configured for MS Exchange email. The calendar is also very good and syncs very well.
Moxier Mail (Premium)
Key
Description: This is a nice email app that con be configured for MS Exchange email. The calendar is also very good and syncs very well.
Messenger
Microsoft Office Communicator or LYNC
Lync 2010
Description: Lync is the new messenger included in Microsoft Office for corporate use. This app is very well designed for chatting and it also has voice call feature but it is not yet working.
Cisco WebEx Connect
Jabber IM
Description: Webex Connect is the messenger provided by CISCO. This app is very well designed for chatting and also integrates with Webex Meetings to directly start a meeting during a conversation.
Remote Desktop
Cisco WebEx Meetings
Description: Webex meeting is by far the best application for communicating. It supports remote desktop sharing and voice call feature.
Pocket Cloud
Description: Pocket cloud is very cool remote desktop sharing app. You can view and control a desktop where you have installed it's server.
Proxy Tool
Proxy Droid (Requires Root)
Description: This app can be used to apply a proxy in your phone. It has nice features like auto connect when connecting to a wifi.
Will add more to this list as and when i remember something or something new comes up.
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Agile Messenger 3.xx v6.2 (Freeware)
Requirements:Windows Mobile 5.0 PPC & Windows PPC 2003
Overview: Agile Messenger is an Instant Messenger for your mobile telephone supporting ICQ®, AIM®, Yahoo!®, MSN®, QQ® and Wireless Village®
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More info HERE.
Download Instructions: PC ActiveSync Installer, CAB PPC
How is this freeware? Is it a beta version or something?
xdame said:
How is this freeware? Is it a beta version or something?
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It simply isn't freeware... is a 7 days shareware.
I did use this software, until I discovered that Agile Messenger connects the servers (ICQ, MSN, Yahoo and the others) not directly.
Agile Messenger connects your PDA to agilemobile's servers then they connect to services using the login and password that you provided.
I don't like this, for security and privacy reasons, especially because agilemobile do not mention this kind of behaviour (I discovered it using a network analizer).
Thats normal...
and nothing special about it. Nearly all functional PPC & symbian IM messenger work that way.
I still use it - and it works great.
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can some body tell me if it's possibile to import my yahoo list friends to live msn ? it seems impossible some other free application ? agile msn price is 34 euro .
Hi all.
I have a friend with WP7 and I want to talk without using SMS. There's any software compatible with android that is also in WP7 platform?
In my O3D i have Whatsapp, and IM+, but he can't find those apps in WP7 platform.
Thanks
Hi alvyweb,
Of course your friend is encouraged to use IM+ on his Windows Phone!
Please, tell him that IM+ is available in 2 versions in Microsoft Marketplace (Windows Phone Marketplace) under the Social Networking category. He can get to Marketplace from his phone's home screen.
Alternatively, he can find IM+ in Marketplace on his desktop computer via Zune application.
In this case please give him the direct link to the free version of IM+ for Windows Phone, which is ad-supported:
http://social.zune.net/redirect?type=phoneApp&id=7c59963c-ddae-e011-a53c-78e7d1fa76f8
and to paid IM+ Pro, without ads and with longer Skype session:
http://social.zune.net/redirect?type=phoneApp&id=86a45097-5bdb-df11-a844-00237de2db9e
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We have recently released the latest version IM+ for Windows Phone 1.4 with:
VKontakte and Yandex IM
Push-to-Email option, which allows incoming messages to be forwarded to your email
Autoreply feature will instantly notify your contacts that your are in Push mode
ICQ / AIM / AOL / iChat group chats
ICQ contacts that can now be added into your AOL/AIM/iChat contact lists and vice versa
Soon we will release a forthcoming version 1.5, so stay tuned for new features and updates!
Please visit the official app page for more detailed information:
http://www.shapeservices.com/en/products/details.php?product=im&platform=wp
You are highly welcome to leave your feedback about the app. Hope you will enjoy it!
Regards,
Vitaly
PR Manager
SHAPE Services
Facebook are very close to releasing a multiplatform IM.
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Hi all,
I've got a problem/question that I desperately need help with. I am struggling to see why it has been designed this way but now that it was I need a way of solving the problem.
I am currently using the stock email application. I have synced a couple of my email address (Own my company domain email via IMAP.GMAIL.COM & SMTP.GMAIL.COM). The email account I’d like help with is my IMAP account.
The setup of the account has been thoroughly done. I can see all my folders, select these to sync and Inbox Gets done well. The problem I have is with SENT emails & Draft Folder.
Firstly, the phone email app doesn't sync sent items of the web and it shows a different folder called [Gmail] where i can find my Gmail Server folders and i have to browse through the Gmail - Show more folders - Sent Mail/ Drafts to access my Sent mails from PC.
Secondly: Mail sent through my Phone stores mails in under label:[imap]-sent rather then sent mail folder which is again making me feel irritated to browse two different folders to look my sent mails.
If I have setup the phone to use IMAP surly it should have sync all my emails to be synced and should therefore automatically store these in the IMAP inbox.sent folder.
I want to know if the stock mail app can be adjusted to fix this issue.
Many thanks!
Attached snap shorts for your reference.
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hey i heard Whatsapp Is Coming to desktop in early 2015 hope thats true
Just Heard WhatsApp Coming to Desktop
WhatsApp is available on almost every mobile platform, including discontinued platforms like Symbian and Nokia Series 40, but has never developed a web client. New reports say WhatsApp will finally come to the desktop, after five years of availability. The new web client will use OAuth, sending a message to the mobile to verify to user on the web client.
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Creating a web client has been on WhatsApp users wish-list for the past few years, even with the surge to mobile in developing nations, where WhatsApp is most popular. The web client should have extra functionality for the larger screen.
Facebook has taken a mobile-first approach for its newest features, but still updates the web client regularly to keep up with new features. Facebook may have pushed WhatsApp to create a web client.
WhatsApp continues to be the dominant messaging app worldwide, with 650 million active users. WeChat, LINE, Viber, Skype and various other messaging platforms are all vying for attention.
It looks like Facebook wants to split the two messaging services, having WhatsApp in Asia and Facebook Messenger in the West. The social network does not seem keen to merge the two services together.
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Ever find something you really want to read or review later, and then forget about it?
Whether it is an article, image, video, or anything else, easily send it to yourself with a single click and find it waiting for you later!
How it works?For sharing items like websites and files, InboxIt appears in your share menu. Click to share via InboxIt, and your item will instantly and privately be waiting for you in your email inbox. That's as easy as it gets!
For creating reminders, you can use the drawer tile, set a shortcut on the launcher screen or use the app. The reminder can be sent right away or scheduled for a later time.
What makes InboxIt unique?There is no need to type your email address, subject title, or email body manually. InboxIt
does it all with a 'single click'.
In addition, InboxIt grabs the website's image and description for nicer and more readable emails.
In other words, InboxIt is better than sharing to your email app!
If you are using multiple email accounts, that's not a problem, simply use "Labels" and create gmail rules to route these items directly to the right inbox. Everything with 1-click!
What's new?On the latest update, an option to quickly title the saved item as added, this provides a context to the inboxed item and helps organize the pending emails.
So far InboxIt used the shared text or the webpage title as the email title, but now you can control it to make sure you'll remember why it was there in the first place.
Reminders can be created via a shortcut, a drawer tile, and via the app itself.
Here is the original video, showing InboxIt functionality:
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