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Outlook.com for Android gets full offline access and server search

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by on July 28, 2014 at 9:14 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web

Microsoft has updated its Android app for the Outlook.com email service, adding the ability to sync your entire email history to your device and search for emails in the cloud. The app’s search feature previously kept track of only the emails downloaded to your phone, but now it can communicate back with the Outlook server to let you look through your whole account. Alternatively, you could take advantage of the unlimited sync option in order to have all your emails available for offline access.       Other changes to the app include support for Outlook.com aliases, new color themes, vacation…

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Outlook.com for Android gets full offline access and server search

Jul28
by on July 28, 2014 at 9:14 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web

Microsoft has updated its Android app for the Outlook.com email service, adding the ability to sync your entire email history to your device and search for emails in the cloud. The app’s search feature previously kept track of only the emails downloaded to your phone, but now it can communicate back with the Outlook server to let you look through your whole account. Alternatively, you could take advantage of the unlimited sync option in order to have all your emails available for offline access.       Other changes to the app include support for Outlook.com aliases, new color themes, vacation…

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Why Internet of Things startups need to shift speed gears to survive the era of Net Neutrality

Jul28
by on July 28, 2014 at 8:55 pm
Posted In: Analysis and Opinion, Around the Web, Design & Dev

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Brian Kelly is the chief technology officer of Golgi, a data transport platform that helps developers eliminate the detrimental “spinning wheel” of long loading times for connected devices and mobile apps. The fight over net neutrality will soon be in your fridge. Net neutrality is one of the hottest debates of the year. It has developers worrying that their services won’t be able to compete without access to the internet’s “fast lane.” Internet Service Providers (ISPs) like AT&T and Verizon argue that to provide optimal internet speeds, they need to charge large data consumers more money for their heavier usage….

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Why Internet of Things startups need to shift speed gears to survive the era of Net Neutrality

Jul28
by on July 28, 2014 at 8:55 pm
Posted In: Analysis and Opinion, Around the Web, Design & Dev

iphone 5 diary pen book
Brian Kelly is the chief technology officer of Golgi, a data transport platform that helps developers eliminate the detrimental “spinning wheel” of long loading times for connected devices and mobile apps. The fight over net neutrality will soon be in your fridge. Net neutrality is one of the hottest debates of the year. It has developers worrying that their services won’t be able to compete without access to the internet’s “fast lane.” Internet Service Providers (ISPs) like AT&T and Verizon argue that to provide optimal internet speeds, they need to charge large data consumers more money for their heavier usage….

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Motorola is reportedly working with Google on a large-screen Nexus phone

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by on July 28, 2014 at 8:20 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Google

Google may have sold Motorola to Lenovo, but that hasn’t stopped the two companies from continuing to work together. In fact, it makes it possible for them to partner up without other manufacturers worrying that Google is favoring an in-house team. The Information is reporting that, as part of a mounting Motorola comeback, the phone maker is collaborating with Google on a phone-tablet hybrid. According to writer Amir Efrati, work on the “Shamu” project began after the Lenovo deal was signed at the start of this year. Unique Motorola features like active display and passive voice recognition could make an…

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