This video shows a brief tour into some of the cool features provided in the free and native Connections app for your iPad.

 This video shows how to use the free iOS app Fresh Docs to have access to your Connections Files offline (e.g. if you are in a plane, or in an international location). This is done by using the CMIS protocol which Connections started to support in 2010.

This video shows how oEmbed can be used inside Connections to spice up the activity stream. This demos leverages embed.ly and it all it takes is 3 lines of code to enable. It's very easy to do and very easy to use.

This video shows how to use two different types of CMIS connectors with Lotus Connections Files v3.0:

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Here's a quick demonstration that shows how simple and easy it is to add a Google Gadget (in this case the one from Facebook) to the Lotus Connections homepage, and all in less than 1 minute!

Here's a quick demonstration that shows some of the capabilities provided by Lotus Connections directly on your iPhone:

This is a quick demo that shows how to easily keep track of the content and actions that your colleagues are doing in Lotus Connections.

Here's a quick demo of how to easily create and email a newsletter for your Lotus Connections Community directly from Lotus Notes based on the activity that has ocurred in the community:

Here's a quick demo of how to easily create a LiveText widget in Lotus Notes to retrieve someone's Profile wherever you see a person's name show up: