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Articles tagged with: Mobile Email and Microsoft
Samsung Shows Off Touch Screen WiMAX Phone for the US Market
Samsung Mobile has announced the upcoming availability of its WiMAX enabled mobile phone, the Samsung Mondi. The touch screen Mondi, which takes its name from the Latin word for "world," is designed for use with the Clearwire WiMAX network. more
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China Unicom Launches Unicom Push Mail Powered by SEVEN
Mobile push email vendor, SEVEN has announced China UnicomÃ's launch of a push email service. SEVEN established a local network operations center (NOC), to support China Unicom in launching the service on its network. SEVEN says that it is the only foreign mobile email provider to address this growing market by establishing a NOC in China. more
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Are PDA's Replacing Pillow Talk?
Technology-addicted professionals just canÃ't keep their hands off their personal digital assistants (PDAÃ's), as new technology continues to transform the way we live and work. In a new work-life study from Sheraton Hotels & Resorts today, 85% of U.S. professionals surveyed said that because of modern technology, they feel compelled to be connected to work 24/7 and 81% say they work harder now than they did five years ago. more
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Nokia Expands Support for Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync
Nokia is expanding its support for Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync to work on all Nokia S60 3rd Edition phones. The company says that a total of 43 phones will feature the Mail for Exchange mobile email application. Nokia also announced today that Mail for Exchange will be available out-of-the-box in future releases of Nokia Eseries and Nokia Nseries devices. more
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Africa is the Next Frontier for Mobile Email Services
Mobile email vendor, Synchronica says that it is now running service trials with three mobile operators in Africa following the take up of licenses by two mobile operators in the continent. The software uses industry standards for push email and synchronization and works with more than 1.5 billion phones in use around the world today. more
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Sprint Expands Range of Phones That Get Corporate E-Mail
NEW YORK -(Dow Jones)- Sprint Nextel plans to give a number of its non-smartphones access to corporate e-mail accounts in an effort to entice subscribers and stave off customer defections. more
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More Tussles Over India's BlackBerry Security Dispute
The ongoing dispute between the Indian government and BlackBerry maker, Research in Motion took another twist when, in a submission to the Department of Telecom (DoT), the company claimed that there are four other companies with equally secure email platforms. The company said that targeting BlackBerry handsets and ignoring the others would not solve the security concerns that the Indian government says are behind its demands for access to BlackBerry emails. more
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Windows Mobile Approved for Secure Access to Military Emails
Microsoft Federal has announced the addition of two critical security certifications to its Windows Mobile operating system. Windows Mobile 5.0 with Messaging and Security Feature Pack, and Windows Mobile 6 operating systems have been awarded Common Criteria Evaluation Assurance Level 2+ (EAL2+). more
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Visto Settles Mobile Email Patent Dispute with Microsoft
Mobile email vendor, Visto says that it has entered into a settlement and license agreement with Microsoft involving cash and non-cash consideration, thus ending a two-year patent dispute between the parties. Specific terms and conditions of the agreement are confidential. Both companies will dismiss all pending legal claims. more
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