RoadSync Offers Direct Push Email for Windows Mobile 2003 SE
Via: Experience Mobility
DataViz’s RoadSync product provides some very good news for all those who own a Windows Mobile 2003SE device, but still want to make use of some of those much-touted features of Exchange Server 2003 Service Pack 2.
For instance, these would be the key features that RoadSync offers:
- Similar to the Messaging Security & Feature Pack (MSFP) for Windows Mobile 5.0 devices, RoadSync is now available for Windows Mobile 2003 SE handsets
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Secure, wireless and "Direct Push" synchronization of corporate e-mail, attachments, calendar and contacts with Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 SP2
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Global Address List (GAL) Look-up
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IT Policies including Remote Wipe & Device Passwords
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Mass Configuration Tool available for faster and more managed deployments
Currently, WM2003SE Pocket PC and Pocket PC Phone Edition devices are supported – with WM2003 Smartphone support listed as ‘coming soon’.
This may be especially interesting for corporates with a number of 2003SE devices in the field, and no immediate plans to upgrade to WM5, but wanting to provide direct push mail capabilities to sales / field staff.
For more details, and personal or corporate trial downloads, visit:
[tags]RoadSync, DataViz, Exchange SP2, direct push email, Windows Mobile 2003SE[/tags]
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Sep 11, 2006
Is it just me or does it seem like a bad business model to get into a piece of software that supports an OS that already has both feet out the door and has no chance of being a viable market for the current OS?
PatrickJ
Sep 11, 2006
I think DataViz develop sync software across a lot of platforms – Symbian, Palm etc – and possibly it did not require a huge amount of effort to build Wm 2003 support. Also they possibly will do well with corporates that have a number of 2003 devices in use and no immediate plans to upgrade ‘em …
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