Nokia brings Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync to all S60 3rd Edition phones
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While Symbian has had an ActiveSync licence
since 2005, Nokia's proprietary Mail for Exchange application
was previously reserved for select N and E series devices and Nokia
also offered BlackBerry Connect for E series and other previous business-oriented devices.
Nokia's refusal to support BlackBerry Connect with its lovely E71 was a clear hint that Nokia had decided to change directions in relation to mobile email. More of this strategy is now being revealed and every single Nokia S60 3rd Edition device can now run Mail for Exchange - including budget models like the Nokia 3250 and the Nokia 5320. This is unlikely to be enough to slay the BlackBerry juggernaut, but it's a small step.
At least Nokia's are typically pretty reliable (which was probably the whole reason BlackBerry emerged victorious over Windows Mobile for mobile email in the "first" round).
via: All About Symbian
Nokia's refusal to support BlackBerry Connect with its lovely E71 was a clear hint that Nokia had decided to change directions in relation to mobile email. More of this strategy is now being revealed and every single Nokia S60 3rd Edition device can now run Mail for Exchange - including budget models like the Nokia 3250 and the Nokia 5320. This is unlikely to be enough to slay the BlackBerry juggernaut, but it's a small step.
At least Nokia's are typically pretty reliable (which was probably the whole reason BlackBerry emerged victorious over Windows Mobile for mobile email in the "first" round).
via: All About Symbian
