As if there weren't already practically more
push email options than capable phones out there,
Alltel ("America's Largest Wireless Network," according to their own
dubious claims) is throwing their very own "Office Sync" solution
into the ring. The software runs on Palm and Windows Mobile devices, and costs $40 a month, which includes unlimited
data. Based on the SEVEN push email platform, Office Sync has both a Personal Edition and Enterprise Server Edition,
which cost the same, but offer different functionality and integration.
[Via
MobileMag]
Mobile software vendor SEVEN may not be bringing any huge news to Vegas, but it's still making a small-to-medium sized splash by delivering Google Calendar access to millions of handsets. The access is being delivered via an update to the company's Integrated Mobile Messaging Platform, and any current mobile supported by SEVEN can take advantage. The improved calendar access is an extension of SEVEN's true push technology, and aside from giving users the ability view calendar requests, it also gives 'em the ability to update their calendar, create and delete appointments and more -- right on their phone. We'll be hitting the floor at CTIA to see what the fuss is all about, so be sure to keep it locked for more.
