IBM’s Lotus Symphony is OpenOffice in Eclipse jacket

IBM recently announced it would embrace the OpenOffice.org productivity suite project and we’re already seeing results, chiefly the beta release of IBM’s free Lotus Symphony. Download it here
There are three core applications: Lotus Symphony Documents, Lotus Symphony Spreadsheets and Lotus Symphony Presentations.
The applications, currently in beta, will work [...]

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Recently discovered this little tool, and I absolute love it. What does it do? Well, it analyses your mailfile and folder structure/contents. When a new email arrives, SwiftFile gives you three folder where it thinks you will move the mail (based on the sender, subject, body, …).
In my experience it’s almost always correct, it learns [...]

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Notes 8 is  mainly a client release, so there are not too many new things in the client, but some of them are nice. I’ll list them here.
1. Composite applications
I’ve been playing around with this and it’s still quite a challenge. Some small bugs, but the idea is promising. You can find     more  information [...]

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IBM has released a free extension for the Firefox Web browser called CoScripter that allows users to record browser interactions in a replayable, sharable script.
CoScripter is a system for capturing, sharing, and automating tasks on the Web. CoScripter scripts contain human-readable instructions for completing Web-based processes, such as changing your mailing address or searching for [...]

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Iscoord, the maker of integrated IP telephony softphones for IBM Lotus Notes and IBM Lotus Sametime released the first Java SDK for developing SIP softphone development based on Eclipse. It enables software developers to integrate telephony functions based on SIP 2.0 into their applications.
Integrating IP telephony functionality into applications is one of the hottest IT [...]

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