If you have a facebook account and you want to make a friendly URL you need to do this RIGHT AWAY

On Saturday 13 June 2009 facebook has created one of the biggest virtual land grabs ever - the rush to claim your own name on Facebook.com.

The staff at Easykey have been running various fund raising events during the week for the Cystic Fibrosis Fund Raising Week.

This includes guess the weight of the cake (in reception, floor 3, Endeavour House), Serving Tea and Home made cakes and a visit from Martin Cox (Entertainer).

Ged Dunne of Stansted Easy Parking receives the bottle of Red Nose Red as winner of the joke telling competition.

Today the Easykey Office was brightest and craziest place to be. Sue decorated the door,

There are still a handful of people out there that are putting up with AOL.  We are often asked what is so bad about AOL so here are five reasons:

1. The AOL browser is poor
The browser is what you use to look at websites and AOL basically uses a custom "skin" heavily branded version of Internet Explorer.  It is designed to bombard you with layers of pop ups and advertising. The AOL proxy server makes the web browser behave differently than through a normal Internet connection. So once you have waded your way through all the annoying adverts you will see that images often look blurry as AOL compress them.

2. AOL email is unpredictable
The way that email folders are managed is quirky and confusing and the look and layout of email (particularly HTML email) is often messy and unpredictable.  Although over the years there have been many unofficial attempts to get AOL email working with Microsoft Outlook it is safe to say that you can forget it.  AOL themselves officially do not support it preferring you to use their quirky online browser based email system.

Most Easykey customers already know about the great flexibility of email on the move delivered by Easykey Xmail.  One of the greatest features of the new iPhone3G is full Exchange synchronisation.

 

What does this mean?

This means that users of Easykey Xmail can enjoy proper synchronisation of Email, Calendar and Contacts away from the office on the iPhone.  So anything you do with your emails (Delete, Save to Folder, Reply etc) will be reflected when you next open Outlook back in the office.  Or let’s say you use your iPhone3G whilst you are visiting a client to add new appointments to your Calendar or edit or add Contacts this will also be instantly updated in your Outlook.

 

What are the other features of the iPhone3G?