The Windows Phone Guy : Security

iPhone is less secure than Windows Mobile and Blackberry

Nuno Luz — Sun, 26 Jul 2009 18:37:54 GMT

It seems that the iPhone is not yet ready for the business environment due to some security issues that have been reported by Jonathan Zdziarski to wired.com . According to him, by using some exploits widely divulged around the internet, one could...(read more)

Windows Mobile for Obama?

Nuno Luz — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 19:32:03 GMT

Looks like president elect Barack Obama is an e-mail addict and also loves Blackberry devices, probably he hasn´t tried any Wimo with QWERTY keyboard yet ). I guess its most likely he will now, since according to several news sites, the approved device...(read more)

iGate – Pimp your PIN!

Nuno Luz — Thu, 17 Jul 2008 14:07:02 GMT

iGate is a very nice software that incorporates in only one screen several functions like time, date, missed calls, text messages and more. It also allows a quick and efficient way to unlock your device by using a numeric pad on the bottom of the screen...(read more)

Anti-Spam filter for PocketPC

Nuno Luz — Thu, 01 May 2008 14:25:00 GMT

PocketPCSoft has had for some time a very usefull tool for POP3 accounts that have no anti-spam filters. This software is server independant which means you can centraly control your anti-spam filters localy on your PocketPC. Here are some of the top...(read more)

Creating a UNC file share and accessing it from Windows Mobile

Nuno Luz — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 00:00:00 GMT

Sometimes it might not be safe to carry arround corporate data on your device, but it might be usefull at the same time to be able to access it wherever you go. UNC file shares and Sharepoint shares can do the trick because you can share files with you...(read more)

Step by Step adding SSL certificate to Exchange Server and Windows Mobile devices

Nuno Luz — Wed, 09 Apr 2008 19:41:00 GMT

In this article I will show how you can get and install an SSL certificate on your Exchange Server and on Windows Mobile devices. SSL certificates provide e-mail connection encryption beetwen the Exchange Server and Windows Mobile devices, protecting important and confidencial corporate data from unwanted access. Some of my clients have been facing difficulties in choosing the correct certificate authority and in choosing whether they should use self signed certificates or certificates from third party CA's. Some of my clients have been facing dificulties in choosing the correct certificate authority and in choosing wether they should use sefl signed certificates or certificates from third party CA's. ...(read more)