Extending the Mobile Workforce with mail2web.com and BlackBerry Bold 9000

Being a techie, I recently upgraded my BlackBerry 8000 to the new BlackBerry Bold 9000. I like the Bold for a few reasons: 3G, WiFi, as well as the display and keyboard. But this post is not about the BlackBerry Bold 9000, but rather, the importance of Mobile devices in today’s workforce.

Setting up mail2web.com Microsoft Exchange Account using your Apple iPhone 3G (Activesync)

In order to setup your Mail2Web MS Exchange Account on your iPhone, please follow this tutorial:
1- Start by touching “Settings” button on home window.

2- On the Settings window touch “Mail, Contacts, Calendars” button.

3- If you have any, then the next window will list all the email accounts you have already configured.

Get FREE push email on your iPhone 2.0 today!

The trend in mobile communications is all about anywhere access to your data; on your device, on your desktop or laptop computer or from a web browser. Having all of your devices “synced” has become the expectation for business users and now more and more consumers expect the same.

Free push email for your iPhone; plus your Outlook Contacts, Calendar and Notes

In March of 2008, Apple and Microsoft announced a new agreement to offer built-in support for Microsoft Exchange on the iPhone. Today, June 9th 2008, the firmware update that will enable this feature is set to be released at the WorldWide Developer Conference 2008 (WWDC 2008).

Mobile Internet: the choice is yours (not mine)

I often get asked what I think is the most cost effective way to get mobile data. Should I get a BlackBerry or an ActiveSync supported device? (e.g. Windows Mobile, Nokia, Motorola, Sony Ericsson – look here for a complete list of supported devices)