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Mobile Email Services Provided by mail2web.com


February 5th, 2010


By mail2web.com Blog Admin

Being able to reach your email at any time is important especially when you are on the go. You can keep tabs on your email when you are away from a computer through mobile email services. These services from mail2web.com are ones that are not only convenient but also versatile for a variety of portable devices. You can use this for accessing webmail on your iPhone or reaching your Blackberry email or Windows Phone email.

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The amount of rapidly changing information we need to keep our businesses competitive and our jobs secure can be mind-boggling if managed ineffectively. The number of contacts one makes  on a daily basis would make your wallet of business cards burst before lunch. Luckily, with Microsoft Exchange and Mobile Email, you can keep your contacts up to date, and keep those contacts within easy reach, no matter what challenges you may encounter. The Mobile Email cloud is a fast and effective contingency plan; even if you lose your device while traveling or commuting, you haven’t lost your contacts or your email. ActiveSync, developed by Microsoft, allows integration with virtually any mobile device and for those with those few devices not supported, Mobile Email has a solution be it Blackberry Enterprise Server for your Blackberry or RoadSync for your Symbian or other cell phone. Mobile Email keeps you in the loop no matter where you are, or what device you happen to be using.

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cohdratimemoney3In today’s connected world, business moves at breathtaking speed. Appointments that used to be made weeks or months in advance are now scheduled days or hours ahead of time. Changes in schedule happen more frequently, often on the fly, because of the ease with which the parties can connect. The mobility required in today’s business climate also forces many of us spend more time away from the office and the computer where we maintain our schedule, or those who do it for us. Having the ability to easily and quickly synchronize the devices on which you create and change your schedule is essential. Read the rest of this entry »

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Smart Smartphoning – A Battery of Tips


January 4th, 2010


By Tom Gunn

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As we step into the new year, lets make some resolutions to improve the way we use the technology we’ve been given over the holidays. Afterall, we wouldn’t want to take our new smartphones for granted. When you stop to think about it, it’s extraordinary what this technology can do to simplify our lives, smoothing out the wrinkles in our daily communications.

The more our mobile smartphones do for us, however, the more we’re asking from them, or more specifically, the batteries that keep them running. The days of phones used simply to make calls are becoming a thing of the past. Now we ask our phones to check email, send text messages, and even play movies and TV shows for us in high-definition.

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Mobile phones now do more for us than we ever imagined they could. They serve as a hub of our personal information and communications, both written and spoken. Even though we’ve been taught since we were young ones about our own hygiene, a subject most of us neglect is smart phone hygiene. And just as we know we need to take care of both our bodies and our minds, our smartphone hygiene requires the same approach.

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I can still remember the novelty and excitement of writing email messages back in the earliest days of the Internet. At that time – around the early 1990s – the act of dialing up and connecting via a cumbersome modem, logging into an email provider, writing a message and sending it on its way could hardly have been called “easy.” The potential was there, of course, but the actual execution left a whole lot to be desired. Flash forward to today – my entire email history, my contacts, my calender and all of my data is now carried effortlessly in my pocket – and it’s hard to believe that email used to be such a pain. How did I get from there to here? The answer lies in the evolution of email use, mobile email – and the modern Hosted Exchange platform. Read the rest of this entry »

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Smartphone Capabilities that don’t Require Smarts!


December 3rd, 2009


By Meaghan Ringwelski

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When mobile devices first started really taking advantage of digital technology, those who immediately jumped on the bandwagon were often flummoxed to discover that enjoying things like email, calenders and contact lists was hardly a cut-and-dry situation. For a long time, the vast majority of ordinary mobile device users had to rely heavily on IT personnel and “techies” to set up and manage their devices’ various capabilities. If you were one of the early users of such devices, then you’re probably still a bit gun shy about plunging ahead with configuring and syncing your iPhone, Blackberry or other mobile device. Today, however, Mobile Email via Hosted Exchange has changed all of that. Read the rest of this entry »

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Making the iPhone as Smart as you


November 27th, 2009


By Jeremy Adams

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On average it is said that human beings reach only 10% of their brain’s potential. For all the ‘smart’ people out there, here’s a way to use 9% and get away with it.

Just as we only use 10% of our smart-brains, so too we use only 10% of our smart-phones! By only using the standard email account provided with your mobile operator’s service (or the majority of other web based email systems for that matter) you are under-utilizing the potential of your smartphone!  Enter Hosted Exchange. Read the rest of this entry »

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Apple is Target Practise for mail2web Mobile Email


November 20th, 2009


By Jeremy Adams

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When it comes to competing with heavy weights like Apple, you’ve got to have a real ringer at your back.  Luck aside, mail2web Mobile Email is more than your average competitor boasting Microsoft Exchange in its corner. Guzzling electrolyte infused features such as multi-platform mobility, server side inbound rules, meeting request and invitation support as well as the ability to change your From Address to match your existing mailbox, mail2web.com is hydrated with more than just H2O.
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mail2web.com in the ‘Palm’ of your hand!


November 5th, 2009


By Jeremy Adams

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While I’m sure Palm Inc. has grown tired of such puns, they work all too well when describing the capabilities of their ever expanding repertoire of devices and software. With the release of the latest Palm webOS, support for Activesync push email for Exchange based email accounts is now as integrated as this article’s title pun is to the Palm brand.

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