Remote Desktop to Windows Mobile Devices

It’s really amazing. I just learned this existed tonight. LogMeInRescue does windows mobile devices… it’s in beta now but works great. This really an amazing tool. The phone picture is of the exact phone model i was controlling. you click the buttons as if you were using your finger and the screen is ported strait from the phone to where it should be on your scale size model.

Only thing not so awesome is the price, about 60 extra dollars per tech per month! ow!

I dont have time to go into details, but check out the pic!

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Skype 4 Beta is On the way to Success, but not there yet!

The Skype 4 beta has a lot of awesome new features, but still needs some more options, and the final polishing on the interface. However, video call conferencing works much better than before, as does the ‘recent conversations’ feature. And for 3 dollars a month with skype pro for a number people can call you on, and nearly unlimited in/out calls… it’s a must have for anyone with a headset!

On top of this, I use google’s Grand Central as a main number. When I end up buying my HTC Diamond (drool), my number wont change, i’ll just update it on Grand Central.

The major problem I have is that, unless you press control-w, or click the ‘pop out’ button, you’re left with this hulking window with all your contacts on it, PLUS your voice chat with lots of fluff space. Don’t get me wrong, i love fluff - but CLEAN fluff, please!

All in all, this program needs a few features to make it more minimalistic, and i’ll be in love.

Check out:
Grand Central
Skype Beta 4

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The HTC Diamond is AMAZING - I WANT!

Coming out in Q3 2008, the HTC Diamond has the most awesome set of features of any phone I’ve seen.

HTC Diamond

Official website:
http://www.htc.com/www/product.aspx?id=46278

Too much for me to type as far as awesomeness goes, but here’s a snapshot at the VIDEO CALLING - thats right, Video phone:

Some Stats:
• large 2.8 inch VGA display (640×480 pixel resolution)
• Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional
• Quadband GSM/GPRS/Edge and UMTS/HSDPA
• Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 2.0
• 3.2megapixel camera with autofocus
• extra VGA camera in the front for video telephony
• QWERTY keyboard
• Qualcomm 528 Mhz CPU
• 4 GB of internal memory plus a MicroSD slot
• FM Radio
• an accelerometer sensor (like the iPhone’s)

DROOL!!! I can’t wait to get my hands on this baby! Oh did I mention you can make it work with Google’s ANDROID? Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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SharePoint Services 3.0 Command Line Backup Script With 7 Day Full Retention and Email Reporting

This backup script fully backs up your SharePoint Services 3.0 site to a specified location and keeps copies of backups for 7 days. You’ll have to set the variables at the top of the script, then schedule it to run with the windows task scheduler, and then you’re off!

Oh, and you’ll need blat.exe - you can download it directly from me if you like here. OR Google it if you don’t trust me.

location - Location you want your backups to be stored.
blat - Location of blat.exe
relayserver - An email server you have relay access to.
yourserver - Your SharePoint site’s URL.
templog - Temp location logs are stored before being emailed.
file - Name of the SharePoint backup files that will be created.
to - Who the email reports go to.
who - Who the email should come from.
reply - Where email replies should go.

SPBackup.bat

echo blog.integrii.net SharePoint Services 3 7 Day Command Line Backup Script Version 1

set location=d:\sharepoint\backup
set blat=c:\windows\system32\blat.exe
set relayserver=mail.yourrelayserver.com
set yoursite=https://sharepoint.yoursite.com
set emailsub=SharePointBackupReport
set templog=c:\batch\spbackup.txt
set file=Backup.bak
set to=sys-ops@yourdomain.com
set who=sharepointbackup@yourdomain.com
set reply=noreply@yourdomain.com

del %location%\%file%.7day
rename %location%\%file%.6day %file%.7day
rename %location%\%file%.5day %file%.6day
rename %location%\%file%.4day %file%.5day
rename %location%\%file%.3day %file%.4day
rename %location%\%file%.2day %file%.3day
rename %location%\%file%.1day %file%.2day
rename %location%\%file% %file%.1day
“C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\12\BIN\Stsadm.exe” -o backup -overwrite -url %yoursite% -backupmethod full -filename %location%\%file% > %templog%
dir %location% >> %templog%
%blat% “%templog%” -t %to% -s “%emailsub%” -i %who% -f “%reply%” -q -server “%relayserver%”

Please comment any problems you have so we can get this baby just right!

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AJAXed with AWP