Microsoft Exchange is now available for Nokia smartphones on more than 550 operator networks worldwide.
Nokia has announced an update on the deployment of Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync for Nokia smartphones. Nokia claims that with Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync direct, secure access to email and personal information via organizations’ servers for Nokia smartphones will provide mobile users an enhanced experience.
Features of Microsoft Exchange: The solution enables employees to connect directly to the corporate mail server with their Nokia smartphone without the need for additional servers, and is fast becoming the solution of choice for businesses. In addition to accessing email, employees also enjoy direct access to corporate instant messaging through Microsoft Communicator Mobile, which was the first latest mobile application to be delivered by the two companies as part of their strategic alliance that was announced last year.
Nokia’s Growing Range of Smartphones: The Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync solution is supported by a wide range of Nokia smartphones available with different designs and prices, covering the entire business user market. In the first half of 2010, more than 12 million Nokia Eseries business smartphones were shipped, representing a growth of more than 50 percent compared to the first half of 2009. Nokia’s line-up of business smartphones is to be strengthened by the arrival of the Nokia E7, equipped with a full keyboard and 4-inch touchscreen featuring Nokia ClearBlack technology for improved outdoor visibility.
Access to Mobile Applications: Nokia smartphone users also enjoy access to maps, navigation, download mobile applications and access other services through Ovi. The Business category mobile applications in the Ovi Store, such as Worldmate, F-Secure Anti-Theft for Mobile and Boingo etc., are increasingly getting popular.
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