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Florida DotNet Minute - Universital's Mail Notification Services

Posted By: Brian Johnson | Apr 28th @ 8:35 PM | 4,304 Views | 2 Comments

Universital Inc of Jacksonville, Florida, has released an innovative mail notification application for Windows Mobile.

During the JAX CodeCamp (and incidentally, Hurricane Fay) devfish sat down to talk with lead developer Wayne Sepege about his project.

Tags: .NET, code camp, devfish, dotnetminute, dpeeast, florida, Windows Mobile, wm

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awilbourn

Awesome app, missing link for Windows Mobile email.

esbrown

I concur with the above comment, this app is great! I really like it for creating a "Bed Time" rule. I love not getting bugged by new messages when I'm trying to sleep with the phone next to me.

Thank you Universital for a great product!

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