Chris Miller says the Sys Admin Tips are now available on the LotusUserGroup.org. He provides the list of items in this issue and a link.

Tim Davis finished re-writing the Lotusphere Sessions app for the iPhone and submitted it to Apple for approval. With luck it will be approved and available in time for the opening session in Orlando.

This article on developerWorks gives an overview of Content Management Interoperability Services (CMIS) and provides an example of how to use these services with Mozilla Firefox.

Craig Wiseman has posted a link to let you vote on altering the desktop icons for Notes and Symphony. There are seven icons, all the same size and color, with different designs right now. The suggestion is to add additional colors.

Volker Weber has posted a 2-minute video on a committee effort at designing a stop sign that may make you want to cry and laugh at the same time.

Sean Cull needed to replace the design on some applications where the "prohibit design refresh" flag was set. He found some code and wrote an agent to simplify things, which he has posted for download.

Bastian Wieczorek has written a short explanation of how to set up Eclipse 3.4.2 on Win XP SP2 to work with Notes 8.5.1 Admin and Designer clients manually. Or you can use the Lotus Expeditor Toolkit to do the configuration automatically.

CommonTime has released mSuite v5.11, to support the Android smartphones Acer Liquid, HTC Droid Eris, Motorola Cliq and HTC Hero. mSuite now extends compatibility to iPhone OS, Palm webOS, Windows Mobile and selected Android and Nokia Symbian devices.

In this 37-minute video, recorded at EclipseCon 2009, Dan Rubel and Mark Russell review the same application implemented once using GWT and a second time using RAP to help you understand the benefits of each.

Rocky Oliver and Andrew Pollack are working on the C.U.L.T. T-shirt for Lotusphere 2010 and need your help. They’re looking for a list of things "Lotus Knows", or maybe, doesn’t know.