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• Domino: Recall messages using a mobile device (iPhone, Droid)
• IBM Verse relies on the IBM Domino email server
• IBM Notes Traveler Best Practices
• IBM Domino Interim Fixes to support TLS 1.0 which can be used to prevent the POODLE attack
• Interim Fixes for 9.0.1.x IBM Notes, IBM Domino & IBM iNotes
• IBM Sametime Limited Use 9 release for IBM Notes/Domino 9.0.1 customers
• Deploying Sametime Limited Use 9.0
• Domino 9.0.x for IBM i: Installation and Upgrade
• Installing IBM Notes Traveler 9.0.1 on IBM i
• Export IBM Notes calendar to Monthly Style format in Word and Excel

• IBM Verse Modernizes Work Email
• CNN cleared to test drones for reporting
• Driverless Mercedes, super-fast phone chargers: Coolest tech at CES 2015
• SpaceX booster landing test fails, but rocket goes on successfully
• Feel the vibration: The next phase in virtual reality
• Experts invent invisibility cloak
• Cepheus, the poker-playing computer program that can't be beat
• Faster than a speeding bullet? Meet the world's first 1,000 mph car
• Here comes the terabyte phone
• Review: $12 fitness tracker is here, and it's worth a look
• US military social-media accounts hacked
• Intel's Compute Stick puts Windows 8 in the palm of your hand

• DAOS reports including Logical, Physical and DAOS size
• Mailbox/DB document count report (useful to identify mailbox/DBs which require archiving)
• Full Text Index reports (useful to optimize server performance by identifying non-critical mailbox/DBs using "Immediate" frequency which should ideally be changed to "Hourly" or "Daily)
• Mailbox delegation reports (useful for messaging migrations)
• Mailbox user activity reports (useful to identify mailboxes which can be retired)
• Nested group expander for group troubleshooting (useful to identify mailbox/DB access issues with nested groups)
• Mailbox owner reports including changing owner ACL (useful to force mailbox access of all mailbox users to Editor)

DOMINO: RECALL MESSAGES USING A MOBILE DEVICE (IPHONE, DROID)
TOTAL Recall for IBM Lotus Notes and Domino expands the native message recall functionality available in Notes 9 and 8.5, and it is supported on all server, desktop and mobile platforms. It provides central control and risk aversion including an audit trail for all messages recalled. Mobile device users can now recall messages which is currently not available when using native functionality in IBM Notes Traveler and Blackberry Enterprise Server (BES). IT Help Desk and Domino Administrators can now recall messages on behalf of any user via a mobile web client, desktop web client or Notes client. And, of course, end users can be configured to recall messages using any client as well.
 

IBM VERSE RELIES ON THE IBM DOMINO EMAIL SERVER
Like IBM’s Notes email client, Verse relies on the IBM Domino email server. Unlike Notes, which was built on a client-server architecture, Verse is entirely Web-based. Going forward, IBM will encourage customers to use Verse as an enterprise email client, except for those organizations that have built their own applications on Notes’ Eclipse-based development platform, Schick said.

IBM NOTES TRAVELER BEST PRACTICES
Agenda Items: Basic Traveler commands, Monitoring Notes Traveler Server, Traveler command in depth, Fine Tuning the Notes Traveler server, Notes Traveler performance issues on VM, Tips, Data to gather in case of problem, Reference

IBM DOMINO INTERIM FIXES TO SUPPORT TLS 1.0 WHICH CAN BE USED TO PREVENT THE POODLE ATTACK
This page introduces IBM Domino support for Transport Layer Security (TLS) 1.0. See the Interim Fix section below for links to the Interim Fixes, available on the latest fix pack of maintenance releases back to 8.5.1. Installing this interim fix on your Domino server will enable TLS 1.0 across the following protocols: HTTP, SMTP, LDAP, POP3, IMAP & DIIOP. No additional configuration is required to set up TLS. With this interim fix, Domino servers previously configured for SSL will connect with browsers (and other SSL/TLS clients) that request a TLS connection using TLS 1.0.

INTERIM FIXES FOR 9.0.1.X IBM NOTES, IBM DOMINO & IBM INOTES
This technote contains download information and SPR Fix Lists for Interim Fixes for 9.0.1.x versions of Notes, Domino, and iNotes. Note that Interim Fixes are cumulative and contain all of the fixes from previous versions. The latest Interim Fix for iNotes 9.0.1 Fix Pack 2 is Interim Fix 1 (September 2014). The latest Interim Fix for Notes 9.0.1 Fix Pack 2 is Interim Fix 4 (December 2014). The latest Interim Fix for Domino 9.0.1 Fix Pack 2 is Interim Fix 3 (December 2014).

IBM SAMETIME LIMITED USE 9 RELEASE FOR IBM NOTES/DOMINO 9.0.1 CUSTOMERS
This technote contains information about IBM Sametime Limited Use 9 release for IBM Notes/Domino 9.0.1 customers. On September 10th 2013, IBM Sametime 9 was released and IBM Sametime 8.5.x was withdrawn from market. Current IBM customers with an entitlement to IBM Notes/Domino that do not have a separate full entitlement to IBM Sametime are entitled to a limited use version of IBM Sametime that is bundled with Notes/Domino. That entitlement continues with IBM Notes/Domino 9.0.1 which was released on October 29th 2013.

DEPLOYING SAMETIME LIMITED USE 9.0
IBM Sametime Limited Use is the entry-level offering of IBM Sametime that helps organizations get started with instant messaging with text chats, presence, and two-way phone calls. Instant messaging is provided primarily by the Sametime Community Server running on Domino. There are several other components that provide additional features and administrative capabilities. These additional servers are required for supporting the Sametime Community Server; together they comprise the minimum Sametime deployment: LDAP directory, DB2 database, Sametime System Console, Sametime Proxy Server

DOMINO 9.0.X FOR IBM I: INSTALLATION AND UPGRADE
This technote refers to Domino 9.0.x installations and upgrade on IBM i.
Follow the steps below to install Domino 9.0.x and upgrade existing or configure new servers. Refer to Installing and Managing Domino 8 for System i page and download it for more information on Installation, Multi-version support and using commands or System i Navigator to configure and manage Domino servers.

INSTALLING IBM NOTES TRAVELER 9.0.1 ON IBM I
Several steps are required to install IBM Notes Traveler server on IBM i operating systems. Run the installation program on the machine where you plan to install an IBM Notes Traveler Server. You should already have installed Domino. If you intend to install from a downloaded image, you should have downloaded the IBM Notes Traveler server installation package and created the appropriate save files. Use the IBM i command line to install the IBM Notes Traveler server programs:

EXPORT IBM NOTES CALENDAR TO MONTHLY STYLE FORMAT IN WORD AND EXCEL
With WinCalendar it is easy to import calendar data from iCal data. The data can come from any Calendar platform that supports exporting iCalendar data (filename.ics). This includes Lotus Notes, Facebook Calendar, Westlaw, Windows Live Calendar and Microsoft Works Calendar. New: WinCalendar now also supports importing TeamSnap iCal calendar format to Word and Excel. WinCalendar uses iCalendar data to generate calendars in native Microsoft Word and Excel format. Create a Gantt Chart in Excel from your calendar data.

• Broadcast creation via email client. No special access or training requirements
• Dynamic recipient sources: Domino Directory, Notes databases, SQL, LDAP
• Extensive workflow-based review features for broadcast approval/rejection pre-delivery
• Flexible delivery scheduling (immediate, date/time, per time zone, and repetitive)
• Author aliasing, custom formatting, reply misuse prevention
• High performance delivery architecture
• Mail merge personalization and HTML/MIME option

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CNN cleared to test drones for reporting
CNN will explore the use of drones for reporting, after receiving special permission from the U.S. government. In the first program of its kind, the FAA will allow CNN to test camera-equipped drones for news gathering and reporting purposes.

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Driverless Mercedes, super-fast phone chargers: Coolest tech at CES 2015
Each year tech junkies from around the world gather in Las Vegas for International CES, the Consumer Electronics Show where innovators come to show off their latest prototypes, preview products and announce new releases.

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SpaceX booster landing test fails, but rocket goes on successfully
In spite of a successful rocket launch on Saturday, things didn't quite work out as SpaceX had hoped, when it tried to make history with an experiment.

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Feel the vibration: The next phase in virtual reality
The KOR-FX vest takes audio from game systems, movies and music and turns it into vibrations the wearer can feel on their body.

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Experts invent invisibility cloak
Researchers at the University of Rochester create a 3-D, transmitting, continuously multidirectional cloaking device.

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Cepheus, the poker-playing computer program that can't be beat
Poker players like to read another player's tell. That's the thing an opponent does that gives away the quality of cards he is holding. Well, you can't read Cepheus, and you can't beat it.

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Faster than a speeding bullet? Meet the world's first 1,000 mph car
What has a jet engine, a rocket booster and travels on a set of aluminum wheels? It's the Bloodhound SuperSonic Car (SSC) and it has plans to hit the world land speed record at 1,000 mph. Made of titanium, carbon fiber and, like superman, is designed to go faster than a speeding bullet, the Bloodhound SSC has been painstakingly put together and tested over the better part of six years.

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Here comes the terabyte phone
A big selling point of smartphones is their ability to hold much of your data -- photos, videos, your entire music library -- on a little device. But over the years, their storage capabilities, usually no more than 64 GB, haven't kept pace with all the movies, games, apps and other memory-hogging minutiae of modern digital life.

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Review: $12 fitness tracker is here, and it's worth a look
The $12 fitness tracker from Seattle startup Pivotal Living has landed, and it's definitely worth the price of admission — with a big caveat for early adopters. As of now, you will need patience as the company ramps up deployment of its re-named Pivotal Tracker 1 (originally "Life Tracker 1), a wristband and smartphone app that promises to do the things modern fitness bands can do at the cost of about $1 a month.

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US military social-media accounts hacked
The US military Central Command says it is investigating hacks of its YouTube and Twitter accounts by apparent ISIS supporters.

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Intel's Compute Stick puts Windows 8 in the palm of your hand
Amid all of the laptop and PC news that's come out of the 2015 International CES, the quiet announcement of Intel's diminutive Compute Stick comes as something of a surprise. It has tablet hardware and plugs into an HDMI port, offering a PC experience in a tiny space.