Business-savvy handsets are expanding at Verizon Wireless. This doesn’t mean current smartphones or PDAs are adding new features, it means now you’ll be able to check your e-mail on select phones that can access the carrier’s Get It Now service.
Verizon Wireless has teamed up with Remoba to launch RemoSync, a new e-mail application designed for smaller business and enterprise customers, which for $10 per month allows subscribers using Microsoft Corp.’s Exchange Servers for business to access Outlook in real time on their handsets.
Besides the norm, these accessible features and capabilities include viewing e-mail attachments, e-mail alerts, uploading phone contacts into Outlook contacts, receiving calendar reminders and even scheduling meetings and inviting attendees from the handset phonebook, Outlook or Global address lists.
VZW adds smartphone functionality to mass-market phones
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