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Zimbra Desktop 0.5

Over the last several months using Zimbra Desktop, I’ve become very dependent on having my Zimbra email available offline, and now we're happy to announce in the latest version Zimbra calendar is available offline too.

Posted by John Holder on July 26, 2007 at 09:00 AM • Comments (1) • TrackBack (0)

Busy Week Ahead

The next couple days are gonna be a busy time here @ Zimbra.

Posted by John Holder on July 20, 2007 at 09:16 AM • Comments (0) • TrackBack (1)

Nominate your Wiki Pages!

We'd like your help in telling us which wiki pages need the first "Zimbra Certified" stamp of approval.

Posted by John Holder on July 13, 2007 at 03:27 PM • Comments (0) • TrackBack (0)

iZimbra

It's been a highly guarded secret here @ Zimbra Headquarters. We locked Roland in a room with his iPhone and he came out with iZimbra. Roland is a Zimbra co-founder, and the same developer whose team brought us our AJAX calendar, Standard Client, and the ZMail skin.

Posted by John Holder on July 12, 2007 at 09:38 AM • Comments (4) • TrackBack (0)

Zimbra Archiving & Discovery has Launched!

This morning, we announced the general availability of our Zimbra Archiving & Discovery product. It leverages many of Zimbra Collaboration Suite’s capabilities including: comprehensive indexing of messages and over 200 different attachment types (for speedy searches), cost-effective storage layering through HSM (Hierarchical Storage Management) and attachment management, and a AJAX interface (allowing administration over the web).

Posted by John Holder on July 11, 2007 at 09:30 AM • Comments (2) • TrackBack (0)

Aggregate Mail Using Zimbra

Many of us have several different e-mail accounts. In this User's PowerTip, we'll discuss how to use Zimbra to aggregate mail from other servers. This way, you only have to open one e-mail account to see all of your mail.

Posted by John Holder on July 10, 2007 at 03:13 PM • Comments (3) • TrackBack (0)

Wiki vs. KB

It's been a hot topic of discussion internally: Should we start moving the data in the wiki to a more "manageable" solution? Will we alienate our users by removing the ability to create articles? Should we have both a wiki and a kb? How can we improve our online documentation?

Posted by John Holder on July 09, 2007 at 11:18 AM • Comments (5) • TrackBack (1)

iPhoneDevCamp

I was gonna wait until Monday to post this, but I just couldn't. I'll have more to say about the amazing iPhoneDevCamp which we participated in today(July 7) and yesterday. Anyway, we caught a pic of *most* of the attendees today. Pretty sure we set a record for the most activated iPhones in one room at one time.

Posted by John Holder on July 07, 2007 at 10:56 PM • Comments (0) • TrackBack (0)

Feedburner changes - Duplicate posts

Sorry if you got some duplicate posts today. We made some changes to our Feedburner feed to make it work with a wider range of RSS clients. If you see any problems let us know.

Posted by Kevin on July 05, 2007 at 04:24 PM • Comments (0) • TrackBack (0)

iPhone and Zimbra

It’s been a question that’s been asked in our forums since the time the iPhone was first announced: “Will Zimbra support the iPhone?” and “Does Zimbra support the iPhone?”

Posted by John Holder on July 02, 2007 at 11:30 AM • Comments (3) • TrackBack (0)