UK iPhone gets MS Exchange push E-mail solution
Written by wakuwaku on November 12th, 2007 with no comments.
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Written by wakuwaku on September 15th, 2007 with no comments.
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TIP: iPhone takeover your desktop PCNow and use Skype too!!
Q: What?
A: PCNow service from WebEx. WebEx is a company of network giant Cisco.
Q: What can you do with PCNow?
A: PCNow will enable iPhone users to access desktop PC files, desktop search tools, Outlook corporate mail, contacts and appointments from their handsets via the phone's Safari browser, according to the firm.
Q: What is so special?
A: You don't have to ask your system administrator to open firewall rules for you. All you need is internet access from your home or work PC. Everything is parsed on port 80 or 443, which are the http and https defaults.
Q: What is so special 2?
A: The service also comes with SkypeOut functionality which allows users to make outbound calls even if their mobiles are not supported by the Skype mobile client. International calls for a few pennies!!
Q: What is a good businness case to justify this solution?
A: "We are introducing changes so that users can access emails as well as contacts, appointments and desktop PC files whilst on the move, via our secure MediaTone network." quoted WebEx's European vice president, Bert van der Zwan.
Q: How much?
A: Around 9.95euro a month for 1 PC. There is a 30 free trial available here
Help us: Please post your PCNow experiences here. We are really curious if this solution is good and worth for the money.
Written by wakuwaku on September 3rd, 2007 with no comments.
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