IBM has announced it will continue to support Symbian devices through this year. They have also indicated there are no current plans to support Windows Phone 7 devices.

Stephan Wissel reminds us, if you don’t know where all the copies of your certifier IDs are, and who has access to them, your PKI (public key infrastructure) should be considered broken. He offers steps to create and maintain the integrity of your certifiers.

You can travel to Lotusphere, or other technical conferences, and meet others who work with the same technology or, thanks to the Lotus Greenhouse, you can meet people from around the world without leaving your desk.

On March 1, Chris Miller started listing all the Twitter accounts he could find from IBM. He put the list on Twitter, but ran out of room, so… List 2 is shorter.

Tony Austin says if you use the Java applet and Firefox, you may want to update to 3.6.15. There is a problem in 3.6.14 for which Mozilla has already released a fix.

While e-mail is a big step up from the hours wasted playing phone-tag, it has become a drain on corporate productivity. Atos Origin, an international IT services company, has begun the process of killing off e-mail and replacing it with more social methods of communication.

John James explains how to use a robots.txt file to keep Google’s search engine from indexing files on your servers. He’s provided some links to help you build and validate your file.

Sharon Bellamy is looking for some examples of Domino apps being surfaced through WebSphere Portal for two reasons. One -to use in a UKLUG session. Two – she’s planning on building some apps and would like to know how it worked for you.

Chris Connor has posted some code to show how you can access a repeat control in a NotesDocument view.

Starting with a virtual machine, and old installation disks, this is a test to see how well a machine would upgrade through major releases. It starts with MS-DOS 5.0 and finishes with Win 7. The video runs about 10 minutes.