IBM: Rethinking mobile e-mail

May 6, 2010, 1:57pm PDT | Length: 00:02:26
At the Web 2.0 Expo in San Francisco, Jeff Pierce, manager of Mobile Computer Research at IBM, shows off the company's prototype mobile e-mail client. He also compares different usage patterns for how people use e-mail from their mobile devices and desktops.
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RE: IBM: Rethinking mobile e-mail
bnlf 20th May 2010
@itguy08 you are joking right? notes ahead exchange? lol
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This was ground breaking?
balsover 7th May 2010
Why was this even worth a video clip, did IBM pay you to post it and this is just paid advertisement with window dressing to make it look otherwise?
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RE: IBM: Rethinking mobile e-mail
dmgriffi 7th May 2010
I use IBM's Notes product only because I have to for work. IMHO, IBM can't even get desktop e-mail right so why would I want them on my mobile device?
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Cause it's rock solid reliable
itguy08 7th May 2010
@dmgriffi
Notes is rock solid reliable and ahead of the nearest competitor, Exchange.

From a server reliability, scalability, and performance standpoint, Notes/Domino owns Exchange. Exchange is a SMB product that scales very poorly.

That being said, IBM does need to hire some UI designers.
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@itguy08 you are joking right? notes ahead exchange? lol
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RE: IBM: Rethinking mobile e-mail
p4ca64 10th May 2010
IBM/Notes/Rational apps have garbage UIs. Inefficient, clunky, horrible navigation structures, without any thought of end-user experience. Typically looks at least a couple generations behind the competition. I would expect the same of any mobile email app they design.

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