How to use Windows Phone 7 with Lync

It seems ironic but it seems that it is a little more difficult to configure Windows Phone 7 and 7.5 to work with MS Lync that it is to configure an iPhone or an iPad.

Well after trying for a while without success, I found this page: http://leonmeijer.nl/archive/2012/01/25/153.aspx

The steps are (and i quote):

 

Steps:

•  on Windows Phone Start Lync 2010
• Enter sign-in address: user@domain.onmicrosoft.com
• Enter your password
• Check ‘Remember my password’
• Enter User name: user@domain.com
• Toggle ‘Auto-detect services’
• Leave the internal discovery address blank
• Enter the external discovery address: https://meet.lync.com/Autodiscover/autodiscoverservice.svc/Root
• Save the configuration

I like Windows Phone, I just think their apps need to be more polished.

The Mango is close!!!

Jejeje. Well if you are a phone developer, either an iOS guy who is thinking on offering
his/her apps in the MS Marketplace or just someone with a great interest in Windows Phone
then you should know what mango is.

Mango is a new update for the Windows Phone, and it will mean a lot for developers,
because if you already liked WP7 you will love MANGO.

VIDEO LINK 

Mango means HTML5 yes!
Mango means Multitasking!
Mango means Hands-free messaging, did you ever
wanted to send SMS without using your fingers, now you can!

I don’t think is mentioned in this video but Mango is also SQLCE a great alternative
for Android and iPhone developers who were using sqllite.