Move over blackberry, emoze 1.1 is here, world's first free push email system.
Wednesday, August 23, 2006
Emoze personal edition 1.1 is here to offer Microsoft PocketPC smartphones the ability to have that "push" email service that so far only blackberry users have had the luxury of having. It sends your work, home, PIM or personal organizer data such as calenders, contacts and daily scheduling, through their servers to your phone once it is received, you don't even have to click or anything to get the mail. The service is proactive, so it doesn't wait for you to go online to check, which means less time wasted waiting for that important email, it's automatically sent to you. It gets better since the software is enable through emoze's easy to configer web site which takes you through all the steps. If you've used a traditional mail program such as Outlook you'll easily be able to configure emoze as it's similar and simple like that. Wait there's more good news. Best of all, this software is free for personal use, that's right free. As of right now emoze personal edition 1.1 supports microsoft pocketpc smartphones out of the box but support is coming soon withing the next few weeks for the vast majority of smartphones and the Symbian OS smartphones such as the 6680/6682, Nokia N-series, etc. All you need for this push email service is the emoze software off the emoze.com website, a few configuration screens, and you're good to go. For the benefit and the price, anyone with a smartphone should do this, especially the one who are attached to their emails 24/7. It's a great way to keep in touch and keep yourself in the thick of things without having to do the work yourself. Also great for those who've had a Blackberry before and miss the key feature that it had, now it's availible for most smartphones as well. Why not try it out, it's free after all.
For more info on emoze, check our their homepage at www.emoze.com.
-Steve
Posted bySteve at 10:44 PM
