Jonathan Distad says if you’d like to try RIM’s BlackBerry Enterprise Server or Lotus Traveler, there is now the option of running on IBM’s LotusLive Notes cloud service. He’s posted some information and a link to the press release.

Mat Newman may say this is not a problem but… he does offer some ways to fix the problem and get an administrator back to work. I’d just rather not have to explain this to the boss.

Andy Donaldson’s user found a nifty new box to check in his Notes client. It just had the unexpected effect of encrypting every single message he got, which he then couldn’t open on his iPhone.

Per Henrik Lausten’s client needed a portal that could accept payments. The resulting portal was built entirely on Lotus Domino XPages and features a content management system (CMS) and a web shop.

RIM’s Playbook is expected soon. To prepare, the people at QKOM have started experimenting with porting Notes applications to the new platform.

Keith Strickland was looking for some examples of the MooTools framework in action when he found jsFiddle, a JavaScript prototyping tool with some nice features. Keith has provided some particulars, a link, and a screen shot to explain it all.

Senior Technical Editor digs deep into the Lotusphere 2011 pricing and shows you what you really need to know.

Read this DominoPower article.

Kathy Brown suggests you not use @Today in view selection formula because of performance issues. She’s posted a link to an article she wrote explaining it all.

Packt Publishing is running a competition. The prize is a one-year free subscription to PacktLib.

Jeremy Hodge has posted information on the new XPages Forum on developerWorks where you can post your XPages development and administration questions. The site is even written in XPages.