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Or you can build a Windows App which pulls data from a SharePoint Tasks list stored inside SharePoint Online.īut, if we focus on mobile, should you take that much time to create a mobile app from scratch for SharePoint 2013 users? What if you can easily develop personalized enterprise-wide solutions for both Android and iOS platforms right now? And even make them available for SharePoint 2007, 2010, 2013 and Office 365 users. See here for a good overview from the MSDN site on the various ways you can now develop for the Office 365 platform.įor example, it is possible to write an HTML5 and JavaScript based website that reads data from Office 365 and displays it to users. Late last year Microsoft released the long awaited APIs for Office 365, finally giving developers a standard way to customize the popular collaboration platform. Where the hell has the loyalty gone? The Telus rep flat out told me there was nothing he could do for me and that even though they'd hate to lose me, "it is what it is".An API is a set of protocols with which a developer can interface with a given system or platform. not to mention I SHOULDN'T HAVE TO DO THIS!
And I guess the kicker is that is only uses (so they say) about 500MB for 1000 minutes? It sounds extremely reasonable but it's not the most reliable. So far, the only alternative I've come up with is to buy their $3/mth unlimited call forwarding feature and use a VOIP app called Fongo to send and receive unlimited calls within the GTA. Why can't we / they offer their reps the ability to grant grandfathering and respectable plans for us who don't need to buy a new phone? Am I missing something here? They can't use the offsetting cost excuse when I have my own device. Now, while I appreciate that Telus (and all the other major telecoms) charge such high amounts for these plans because they need to stretch out the cost of the new phones over two years instead of three, but what about those of us who BYOD (bring your own device)? Especially since I'm not a new client, I've been with Telus now for 8 years.
Shareplus 2015 for android plus#
From what I understand, just to keep my data package would cost me more than my entire plan as it is right now ($85) PLUS an extra $60 for the talk plan. My monthly bill is $65 for my 150 local minutes and unlimited texting and 6GB of data. Right now I pay $35 for 150 minutes plus unlimited texting.
Shareplus 2015 for android upgrade#
I'm also frustrated that if I require more airtime, I have no choice but to upgrade my plan as there are no add ons for it. So now, I'm coming up on "renewal" which I assume will bring me month to month - but I'm nervous, that because I'm not in a contract that Telus can just change terms on the price of my data at any time. Since I needed a new phone, the rep told me that I might be better off buying a phone directly from Google (Nexus 5) and bringing the unlocked phone to Telus. Unfortunately, since I don't have internet at home I have come to rely on my 6GB I receive and the fact that I only pay $30/mth for it was incredibly convenient. When I spoke with the Loyalty & Retention rep, he told me that due to the new two year contacts, I would not be able to grandfather my data package and I would be forced to pay extra to receive the same amount or downgrade. I had the Samsung Galaxy S2 and back in March wanted to upgrade it desperately (I don't think these phones are made to last three years). So here's the scoop - my old 3-year contract is up for renewal this October.
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