A very useful tool for BlackBerry administrators and support staff is RIM's BlackBerry Enterprise Server Compatibility. Just head over to this link, pick your email system (Microsoft Exchange, Lotus Domino, or Novell GroupWise) and you will get a PDF with a very detailed matrix. This matrix details operating systems, versions of database servers, version of instant messaging infrastructures, e...
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CrackBerry on 5th Nov 2008 (via crackberry.com)
Novell's chief technology and strategy officer for Linux thinks that the popularity of netbooks could prove an opportunity for the Linux operating system. This is because low-cost netbooks will invariably run Linux due to its lower storage footprint. Vendors selecting it will also avoid the higher licensing cost of the Windows operating system. Of course, Linux is also mor...
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FierceMobileIT on 15th Oct 2008 (via fiercemobileit.com)
Four of Fujitsu’s Lifebooks, including two Tablet PCs and one UMPC, just received Novell’s YES certification for the SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop (SLED). The U810 UMPC (you know the Storm Trooper) the T2010, the P1620, (both Tablet PCS) and the S6510 all based muster. Here’s a link to the press release. Via Slashgear Tags: Fujitsu+Lifebook, SUSE Originally Posted On GottaBeMobil
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GottaBeMobile on 24th Mar 2008 (via gottabemobile.com)
Novell Teaming + Conferencing is a new enterprise level social networking tool which allows groups of users around the globe to quickly and easily share documents, calendars, files, and discussion forums.
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BlackBerryCool on 14th Mar 2008 (via blackberrycool.com)
Zimbra, an open-source alternative to Microsoft Exchange that was acquired by Yahoo last September, now supports BlackBerry Enterprise Server. Zimbra joins the likes of Microsoft Exchange, Lotus Notes, and Novell Groupwise becoming only the fourth corporate email system to offer BES Support.
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RIMarkable on 5th Feb 2008 (via rimarkable.com)
With an aim at easing the marriage of open source and the mainframe, Novell is teaming with IBM to make it simpler to install SUSE Linux 10 on to System z servers.
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NetworkWorld on 31st Jan 2008 (via networkworld.com)