Mary Beth Raven is looking for your input. Her team is working on some new policy settings and a new "cache mode" approach. She’s posted full descriptions of the changes, so this is your chance to help with a future release.

Ulrich Krause knows DAOS can save you lots of disk space, when done correctly. Otherwise, you may end up using more space with DAOS. He’s provided some commands to get things started correctly.

Admin 2010 and Lotus Developer 2010 are coming to Boston, May 12-14. This year’s presentations will include information on upgrading to 8.x, DAOS, XPages, and more. Sign up by February 19 to save $300.

Keith Brooks is tired of hearing how Domino is a bandwidth hog. He gives a list of seven items, things he’s seen at various sites, you might want to check.

Marc Champoux says you don’t need Install Shield Tuner with this upgrade, it’s ready to go right out of the box. He provides links to a PDF with the step-by-step process, the FixPack, and a couple of his previous articles to help you update your clients.

John Head says IBM has now posted Lotus Symphony 3 Beta 2 for download. He provides links to the download and a toolkit if you want to test it out.

Rob Novak has posted a list of the problems addressed in this hotfix and a link to download it.

Keith Brooks’ customer is upgrading, finally, from Domino 5.0.9a. It seems to have been a walk down memory lane for Keith as he rediscovers the changes since 2000.

David Leedy has posted a podcast of the information from his SpeedGeeking session at Lotusphere. The podcast runs about 10 minutes.

Jens Bruntts has released a new app for Android that saves your "stuff" as small notes on the Android for later import into Notes as ToDos. He provides a 3-minute video to show how it works.