Re: Microsoft Venture Adds to Blackberry Woes |
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Dan (dan@nospam.com) Mon, 13 Feb 2006 10:45:43 -0600
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Is anyone supporting a agnostic version of email push to mobile phones or is it all tied to proprietary infrastructure?
Dan
On 2/12/2006 9:08 PM, Laurence Frost wrote:
> Microsoft Corp. has won backing from major cellular networks for a new
> The partnerships, with operators including Vodafone and Cingular, to
> Unlike the Blackberry and its peers, phones running Microsoft's latest
> As costs fall, Microsoft is betting companies will extend mobile
> "We're at the tipping point of seeing exponential growth in this
> On the opening day of the 3GSM phone show, Hewlett-Packard Co. and
> Vodafone Group PLC is to sell the phones under its own brand, in a
> Together with Cingular Wireless, Orange and T-Mobile, Vodafone will
> Microsoft laid the groundwork for its e-mail offensive with an October
> Some observers have been predicting that the new technology will hurt
> Strand Consult, a Denmark-based IT research house, expects companies
> "At the end of the year, many will be asking themselves whether they
> "Microsoft will most probably overtake RIM as the leading mobile
> Mobile messaging prices are already falling.
> In the United States, Cingular last year began bundling an e-mail
> Wireless access to e-mail, calendars and contacts -- once the preserve |
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