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Hosted Exchange |
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Mobile Email |
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Hosted SharePoint |
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Apple iPhone |
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Microsoft ActiveSync |
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Nokia Devices |
Microsoft ActiveSync is a "Direct Push Technology" which enables the mail server to send or "push" the email to the device as soon as it arrives on the Exchange 2010 server. This feature is built-in on Windows Mobile–based devices. You experience the same familiar Microsoft Office Outlook environment, extended from your desktop or laptop to your mobile device, including the new iPhone 3G Exchange 2010 email. You also enjoy the benefits of the direct integration with Exchange 2010 ActiveSync, avoiding expensive middleware or service fees that might be required with other mobile solutions.
Exchange 2010 ActiveSync is supported on a wide variety of mobile devices . This includes devices that run the Microsoft Windows Mobile operating system, as well as devices and software from DataViz, Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Palm, Motorola, and Symbian.
Synchronize with Mobile Exchange 2010 ActiveSync
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Wireless access to all email, calendar and contacts, as well popular formats like Word and PDF, for a rich desktop-like experience |
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ActiveSync offers manual transfer of files to a mobile device, along with backup/restore functionality, and the ability to install and uninstall mobile device applications |
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By using Microsoft ActiveSync, you can schedule synchronization of your device on two separate schedules—peak or off-peak times |
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128-bit SSL encrypts all communications |
Operations, Inc Microsoft ActiveSync service service is FREE to your Exchange 2010 account.
