Edition 87, 24-06-2009
1. New: the newsletter in HTML
2. XS4ALL launches iPhone application: XSPhone
3. Tropenmuseum Photo Workshop, Wiki loves art/NL
XS4ALL is improving it's newsletter with extra informative items and a more reader friendly appearance. The next newsletter will be automatically sent in HTML format. You'll be the first to make acquaintance with the new XS4ALL house style. If you would prefer to keep the current 'plain text' format, please check your settings in the Service Centre or in your e-mail program once again.
Configure 'plain text' format: https://service.xs4all.nl (Persoonlijke Gegevens)
Do you use an iPhone? Then this application is something for you. XS4ALL has developed the XSPhone: making calls with your iPhone via your fixed VoIP home number, at any location where you can connect to a WiFi network. In this way you can take advantage of XS4ALL low cost calls tariffs, even when abroad! Download the XSPhone for free in the App Store.
More information and explanation: http://www.xs4all.nl/xsphone (Dutch)
XS4ALL is organising a photo workshop for both customers and employees in the Tropenmuseum. Anyone with a camera can take part. Photographer Angelo Goedemondt will explain object photography and lighting with existing light sources. After the workshop, participants are allowed to take photos in the museum. The photos will be analysed afterwards over a drink. The intention is to upload the photos to Wikipedia. Participation is free. And you'll get an exclusive 'Wiki loves art/NL' t-shirt.
Friday 26 June, from 2pm - 6pm in the Tropenmuseum, Amsterdam
Register via: pachango@xs4all.nl
Read more about Wiki loves art/NL: http://www.wikilovesart.nl (Dutch)
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