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Thursday, 30th June 2011

VMware Labs Tentatively Releases Zimbra Client for Android

Things have been quiet on the Zimbra front for some time now, so it's nice to hear a little news: VMware has released a Zimbra client for Android. But it describes the apps as a "fling." Zimbra for Android is free, but there is no support and no guarantee that it will ever become part of an official product offering. In other words, it's nothing…

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LinkedIn Opens Groups API

LinkedIn announced today its LinkedIn Groups API, available in JavaScript or REST flavors. The new API will enable developers to embed functionality from Groups into other applications. As an example, Microsoft used the API to embed discussions from LinkedIn on the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference 2011 event website.

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Skype Video for Android

Skype has released a new update of its Android application that will bring video calls to a select batch of devices. Skype video calls will be available on the Google Nexus S, HTC Desire S, Xperia Neo and the Xperia Pro with more devices to be added to the list eventually. The rollout of video calling on Android for Skype is limited because of the…

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Unleashing the Power of Customer Data

Customer satisfaction has always been key to doing and keeping business. Current studies show that customers who seek out good service are also the most loyal to the businesses they engage with. In today's world of structured data, it's possible to listen more closely and respond better to customer feedback by collecting and analyzing customer…

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Google Plus Puts Out a Call for Developers

Google Plus doesn't have a public API yet, nor has it announced when one will be available. But if you want to find out about future developer opportunities, Google has a mailing list you can sign-up for to receive more information in the future. Developers are already clamoring for an API, which is a good sign for Google Plus. Mohamed Mansour…

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