The situation is easy. I need to move from one country to another and I have a few computers full of information but also software installed. Some software is really old and important.
The question was: How to travel with all those computers? the overweight would cost more than the computers themselves so I had to find a solution.
I just tested VMware vCenetr Converter and it works perfectly!
It is a free software that converts your computer into a virtual machine. That means that all what you have in your computer including the operating system and your custom configurations are stored. After you have the virtual machine you can use it from any other computer that runs:

• VMware Workstation, 
• VMware GSX Server, 
• VMware Player, 
• VMware Server, 
• VMware Fusion, 
• VMware ESX (Managed by VMware VirtualCenter 2.x)

   

Well, this one is an idea I would like to share right now with all of you. The intention is that if you can develop it please do... but must be for free to download.

Wouldn't be great to run the app from your iPhone and using Bluetooth to use its screen as the surface of the Magic Mouse or even better the Magic Trackpad?

In my case I always have my iPhone connected while I'm on the office. And I always have it beside my keyboard.

It should work like that:

1. You load the app using your iPhone or iPad
2. The app checks if bluetooth is enabled.
3. When a connection is established the screen can behave as a trackpad.
4. If possible the backlight of the screen should not be on.

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There are many persons having problems with iCal when it is connected to Exchange.
I experienced the same issue and now I solved it. But first it is important for you to know my configuration:

1. I use a Mac with OSX 10.6.4
2. I use Exchange Server in a hosted service, that means that I connect to my exchange accounts using Internet.

So far Apple TV is a great product that is under used.
Actually I use it each day for podcasts, buying TV shows and movies from iTunes. I have no cable TV and that is the reason why my family selects what to see.

I bought an iPad just a few days ago and I had the chance to play with it for more than a few hours. To be honest it wasn't easy to get an opinion at first.
It is obvious that the machine is well designed, looks great and is easy to use. There are 2 things that jump out as soon as you turn the iPad on:

• Opening and closing applications is very fast.
• The battery lasts more than 10 hours of intense use.

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