Mobile email services from mail2web.com are used in that you will be able to simply access  mail2web.com on your web-enabled smartphone and enter in your user name and password after you have signed up for services. With this you will then be able to go into a program on your device where you will be able to read your emails.

A useful part of mobile email comes from how your emails can be read with ease through the use of a web browser on your mobile device. If your device works with Outlook 2010 you can use that as well.

A variety of different mobile devices can be used here. The iPhone and Blackberry are by far the most notable of these devices. However there is more to our mobile email services that you can use than just accessing webmail on your iPhone or reaching your Blackberry email. Devices from Palm, Windows Phone and Symbian are all supported by mail2web.com. Regardless of what smartphone you have, the odds are good that yours will be able to support the mail2web.com mobile email service.

No matter what email service provider you use you can take advantage of out mobile email program. Our mobile email system can support help you to organize your inbox by getting emails from a variety of accounts linked into one mail2web.com account.

Sync features are also included; Calendar sync from one computer to your account can work. You can even use the power of online file sharing by reaching different attachments that can be used on your emails through your mobile device. A variety of different attachments can be opened up including Microsoft Office, PDF and JPEG files. If you have an iPhone you can even reach your iWork files through it.

All of these features of mail2web.com mobile email services are great to check out. These features work with different types of phones and all sorts of programs that these phones can work with. This can help you to stay connected to your email even if you aren’t near a computer.

By Nitin

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ActiveSync Direct Push: Instant Contact Access

ActiveSync Direct Push allows you to quickly access the contacts you entered before you ran out the door. Say you’re en route to a meeting, but you had virtually no time to prepare before leaving the office. With your iPhone, you can use the ActiveSync to maintain instant access to the names of the people you are meeting, with all of the information you included in their files, giving you an informed advantage over the other participants in the meeting. If you can’t remember how to spell someone’s name, or need to access a particularly new piece of information, you don’t have rush to your office computer to gather it.

Entering New Contacts on the Go

Of course, part of the thrill of going outside of the office and attending meetings are the people you meet along the way. Being able to instantly jot down notes and contact information about someone you have just met is an invaluable tool in business. You don’t have to lug around their business card and worry about it getting lost in the shuffle between meetings, or during long transatlantic flights. Exchange ActiveSync easily connects your Windows Phone to allow you to make instant additions and updates. Don’t wait for that clever joke or important note to fade away in your memory; input it instantly, and it will be on file forever. With Exchange ActiveSync you can add business contacts, change email addresses on the fly and never worry about those changes getting lost due to a dying battery. The instantaneous sync between your Windows Phone and the email cloud means that as soon as you input information, it is stored in the system. Even more importantly, with Exchange, you can compose emails and be rest assured that they will be stored on the central cloud server, and not lost in cyberspace.

Integration and Addresses with your Map App

Finding your way to a meeting is incredibly easy with the functionality of Mobile Email and your mobile device. Not only do you have instantaneous access to your updated contact list, but you can instantly plot those contacts into Google maps on your Palm. Now, you never have to worry about finding your way around an unfamiliar city or peculiar office block. Did your assistant give you bad directions? You can instantly find your destination with a few quick keystrokes. ActiveSync will also automatically delete duplicate information, keeping your contacts list lean and mean.

Safely Stored Contacts, No Matter What!

The Direct Push feature allows you to instantly update your contacts and store them on the Mobile Email cloud. This is especially handy if you’ve been on an international trip and have been diligently updating your contacts. It’s been a long day, you’re halfway through customs when you realize you have lost your Android device! However, there’s no need to panic thanks to Mobile Email, all of your contact information is stored on the Exchange server ready to be reloaded on the new device when you get it. Imagine this same scenario without the incredible convenience of having all of your information stored on a central computer server. All the location-based work of your trip, including the people you met and the notes you took, would be irretrievably lost.

Instant, Versatile, and Guaranteed

Mobile Email takes the stress out of business communication and contacts and allows you to focus on the work at hand. All the information you need will be there when you need it, no matter what device you’re using. The instantaneous functionality of ActiveSync will work with virtually any mobile device you use to integrate the functionality of the machine with the guaranteed storage of Mobile Email. Don’t hold your business hostage with a battery-powered machine; let ActiveSync give you the peace of mind and reassurance you need to get the job done, without fail.

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Let’s say you are on a sales call when your next client phones your assistant to put your appointment back a couple of hours. The assistant adjusts your schedule and, with the power of Microsoft Exchange and mail2web Mobile Email, the schedule is instantly synced with your smartphone calendar! Rather than miss the switch and waste time, you are notified immediately of the change, and use the time productively. On another occasion, an overseas manager in your company needs to call an emergency meeting for the next morning, and while you’re sleeping she checks her schedule to find out the availability of other team members, and makes sure that everyone who needs to be on the conference call is available and notified. You, no doubt, can quickly think of any number of instances where not having the ability to sync your schedule when changes were made cost you time and money, or other scenarios where details changed, but synced schedules kept you right on track getting things done and making business happen. Being in Sync makes life easier for you and will vastly improve your team’s performance.

With most smartphone devices available, Microsoft ActiveSync synchronizes items in your phone’s calendar app directly to the Exchange Server. In addition, the Outlook Web Access interface allows you to make changes to your calendar through any web browser and these adjustments are pushed automatically to your mobile device. Sync your schedule on all your devices and with your associates before hitting the road, and maintain it flawlessly on the run. You never have to show up for a meeting only to discover it’s been changed, or miss a last-minute conference call because you couldn’t be reached. You stay in the loop, on top of your changing schedule, and your efficiency and productivity are optimized. Now, synchronize your schedule in more than one place with a few easy touches!

These Exchange Server tools are compatible with all of today’s leading mobile devices. If your smartphone of choice is an Apple iPhone, Exchange ActiveSync is there to update your calendar with any scheduling changes so that you are on time, every time, and fully prepared. Use your iPhone to seek appointments or respond to requests with one touch simplicity. Your schedule is always up to the minute accurate, and you’ll receive alerts about your next stop, call, or meeting. Stay updated, review agendas, and stay informed of any changes quickly and efficiently.

When sporting a Blackberry, go with the confidence using Blackberry Enterprise Server (BES) add-on for Exchange. mail2web Mobile Email supports complete 2-way synchronization of your calendar using BES. Additions and updates are immediately pushed to your Blackberry, as are appointment requests, so that you can make the most of every opportunity that arises, leading to greater productivity. Schedule a meeting and invite participants with time-saving immediacy.

Many of today’s mobile phones feature the popular Android operating system, which is fully compatible with the mail2web Mobile Email Exchange using Activesync. Synchronization is easy from anywhere, so you won’t waste time on the phone with an assistant or colleague sorting out two or more schedules with conflicting data. A few touches and the everyone has the same schedule or agenda right in front of them. Add meetings and participants, respond to meeting requests, or update the schedules with a few quick touches on your Android device. Stay connected, stay efficient.

Palm users will love the enhancement made to their PDA phones with the addition of Mobile Email. Calendar sync is simple and quick. Pull a meeting together or add last minute participants, reschedule an appointment or accept a meeting request, all with one tap or touch ease on your Palm.

Even the Symbian operating system, employed on phones made by Ericsson and others, offers Exchange connectivity using RoadSync or the built in Exchange connector, and your mail2web Mobile Email account can be used to synchronize your Calendar with additions and cancellations. Enter information once, and let Mobile Email do the rest.

These exciting calendar sync tools give you the competitive advantage you need in a fast-changing business climate. Raise the bar in terms of productivity and efficiency, never break stride, and optimize your efforts every day.

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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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They say true power (conservation) comes from within…

The number of energy-gulping tasks we give our smartphones borders on the comical, yet we act surprised when we find that the power’s almost gone. Technology continues to develop to keep up with the power demands in smartphones, but in the mean time there are things users can do today to extend the life of the battery and make the most of the available power in a given charge.

• Keep Bluetooth and WiFi turned off during normal use. When these features are turned on your device is gulping power trying to connect with networks or other devices; a feature you don’t need if you’re not trying to do that just now. Similarly, even 3G and 3Gs connections can consume more battery than you’d expect and for your basic call or Mobile Email access, the lighter networks will cut it.
• Also, lower your screen brightness to a level that doesn’t light up a room, but allows you to see without straining your eyes. You can also adjust the settings so that your screen goes dark again much sooner after using it. Screen savers are cute, but were originally intended to prevent images from being burned into the phosphorous on old CRT monitors rather than conserve power. Since your smartphone uses an LCD display, it may be fun but it isn’t really necessary. Shutting it off will save power and your screen can take care of itself.
• Depending on which smartphone you’re using, applications are available that optimize the power usage, performing these and many other tasks all in one suite that’s easy to manage.

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But… what if it comes from somewhere else?

But what commonly tends to suck the most power for many smartphone users is regular email checking. Email seems simple enough. One wouldn’t think it would drain much power. But, think about it, every time you or your smart phone’s software checks email, signals are sent back and forth from your phone. This is what drains the power quickly.

There are two very common methods that your smartphone software may be using to check email regularly that have pros and cons.

• Post Office Protocol (or POP3) is the method most of us come in contact with because this is the protocol used by web-based email like Gmail or Yahoo. Some users may use Outlook or other email management programs, but the protocol is the same. This protocol functions by simply allowing users to access and store their emails on a remote server. This protocols largest benefit to smartphone users is that its relatively quick and efficient as such. It’s largest downfall, is its overly simple, you get email into your inbox and it stays on your device. If you read an email on your device it will still appear as unread on your desktop and vice versa, and there’s really little point in filing your messages.

• The other main protocol is known as Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP4), which performs more of a sync operation with your email providers server, offering folder structure and read/unread information based on the last sync operation. Your employer probably uses the latter, as it allows you to file messages and verify if you’ve already dealt with a particular email or not.

Both of these protocols however drain more battery than is necessary for mobile email access from your device. Enter protocol three.

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Hosted Exchange is somewhere (and something) else!

Hosted Microsoft Exchange email services are a back-end that provides not only the email functionality you would expect from an email account, but also push email for any number of devices. Microsoft Exchange is a platform that makes mobile email use as efficient as possible. Using Activesync on your iPhone, Palm Pre, Windows Phone or Android device or Blackberry Enterprise Server (BES) on your Blackberry enables push email from a hosted exchange mailbox to your device which is incredibly efficiently; providing speed and power conservation.

With Push email, you’re getting exactly that. The server can push email directly to the user’s device as it comes in. This means the server is contacting the device, not the other way around. This saves on power consumption in the device itself and allows users to see their emails instantly and efficiently. Did we mention this “Push” service also syncs your Calendar, Contacts and other important data at your option?

Hosted Exchange services come with a recurring cost, but this can be worth it to users who rely heavily on their smartphones to stay synced and up to date with colleagues and their own schedule. The efficiency of the email protocol itself also makes it great for those looking to use their devices as efficiently as possible.

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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.

Now as your mother would say…

Clean It Up
First, think carefully about the physical cleanliness of your phone. You hold it to your ear, you’re constantly touching it with your fingers, and depending on the model it may be very near your mouth for minutes or hours at a time. Aside from any cash you may be carrying, your smartphone may be the most filthy object you carry on your person. Now there’s no need to use a hanky every time you touch it or go to extremes, but it might be a good idea to use a spray disinfectant or a little rubbing alcohol on the surfaces once or twice a week to keep bacteria from building up too badly. Your smartphone may help you get your work done and stay in touch from day to day, but if you’re not careful it could actually make you sick; not exactly a productive outcome.

Shut It Off
Put your iPhone down once in a while. Phones can do more for us than ever before, and with the latest smartphones this is especially true. There are software applications for everything from finding a date to brushing your teeth, not to mention mobile email, all at your fingertips twenty-four hours a day. Too much exposure to electronics, however, can only increase your stress, especially if your device is how you connect with your work life. Turn it off from time to time. Replace your facebook with a little face time. Take a walk, say hello to people, and leave the smartphone at home. A little balance in your life can go a long way towards staying healthy and happy in the long run.

Oh, and remember your second grade teacher? They’d probably say something like

Clean from the Inside-Out, your Brain is just as Important to your Health!
Since you’re using your smartphone for so much of your social networking and communication, email management can become a challenge. You don’t want to become an Android, just use one. But even if you’re only using your Android smartphone for personal communications, the tweets, the text messages, and the emails can all begin to pile up quickly. This “electronic crud” on your smartphone can start to impair how well it functions.

Keep in mind that, while your phone may be capable of holding large amounts of data, the performance of the device tends to diminish as the data piles up. The best way to handle this is to periodically backup and delete your old messages so they’re not hanging around adding unnecessary clutter.

One of the best hassle-free ways to handle this is through Hosted Exchange services. These allow you to sync and back up your mobile device over the air. Virtually every smartphone model has a means to connect and you can always sync to your home or work machines aswell for both PC and Mac users.

This can be a real benefit for those who struggle with email organization between devices and workstations. With a Hosted Exchange service like mail2web Mobile Email, you can organize your email while riding the train to work. Drop your emails into the folders you want them in for future reference and arrive to work with a clutter free desk and desktop computer. Everything stays neatly prioritized and organized, making the most of your time. With Hosted Exchange, every change you’ve just made to your email on the way to work is manifested at your desk, as though you’d been there the whole time.

Hosted Exchange also helps users keep track of calendar changes. If an appointment is postponed you can enter that change in Outlook or Entourage at your desk. The Hosted Exchange service will then automatically sync that change with your mobile device using ActiveSync, supplying you with accurate up to date information if and when you need to check your schedule away from the office. Wasted minutes of frustration and headaches become a thing of the past.

The same goes for contact information. Your address book listings stay complete and accurate across all your devices and computers. If there’s a contact on your Windows Phone you don’t need anymore and you decide to delete it, it’ll be removed across all your computers and devices. Your data not only follows you around, it changes as your needs change.

Hosted Exchange services aren’t free, but the investment can be well worth it. How much would it cost you, for instance, to miss a job interview or an important meeting with a client all because your data isn’t properly synced?

As our tools become smarter, we must be smarter in how we use them. Smartphones help maximize what we can achieve but a clean phone, inside and out, means a healthier, happier, more productive user.

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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.

A Mess Of Email Addresses

Early on, I gave little thought or consideration about the email address that I created. AOL, Compuserve and Prodigy were the big names in the email game back then, and I hardly knew anyone that used email regularly anyway. As the popularity of the Internet picked up, though, a slew of free email providers cropped up. Suddenly, everyone and his brother had an email address or ten. Like so many other people, I haphazardly signed up for email accounts with dozens of different services – Hotmail and Yahoo were two biggies.

As can be expected – and hindsight really is 20/20 in this case – I wound up with a confusing jumble of email addresses. My grandma would email me at one address, my friends at another. I provided an entirely different – and more professionally named – email address for business and school contacts as well. When I needed to track down an important email message, it could take an entire afternoon. The Internet and email were supposed to simplify my life – so why did it seem even more complex than ever?

Enter The Mobile Revolution

Just as email and the Internet really started coming into their own, mobile phones and devices were taking off. Like any other tech junkie, I always had my hands on the hottest new devices. Almost immediately, the promise of mobility was being bandied about by top providers – but the technology was sorely lacking at first. The first time I was able to sign into one of my email addresses, it truly was more trouble than it was worth. The problem was clear: Mobile technology had to find a way to make email consolidation a breeze. The question, though, was how exactly would that happen?

mail2web to the Rescue

Over time, ActiveSync and other new forms of technology popped up that proposed solutions for the utter disarray that characterized so many people’s email situation. Email mobility became more user friendly, but I was tired of dealing with the headache of setting up the proper configuration to make my email mesh with my mobile device time and time again. Syncing and configuring even the most up-to-date devices and software was a veritable nightmare, but I was just as tired of running to the office repeatedly to track down the data that I needed. I knew there had to be an easier way, and there was: mail2web.com Mobile Email.

Finally, Configuring and Synchronizing a Mobile Device is as Easy as 1-2-3

Needless to say, I was a bit skeptical when I first tried out mail2web Mobile Email. After all, I’d been around since the bad old days of early email, and I was used to coping with major headaches when it came to attempting to achieve email mobility. Imagine my surprise – glee is more like it – when my mobile device was instantly and painlessly synced with ActiveSync and mail2web Hosted Exchange Mobile Email. In seconds, everything was up and running seamlessly; I had to rub my eyes to make sure that I wasn’t dreaming!

Today, Everything I Need is in My Pocket

Nowadays, I carry my entire online life around with me in my pocket. Hosted Exchange and mail2web.com have eliminated the nastiness of constant configuration trouble and other aggravating problems that previously underwrote mobility and office data like calendar and contacts. Whether I need to look up an email that I received in the last week – or the last decade – I can do it in seconds via mobile email on nearly any smartphone device, not to mention any contact is at my fingertips for not only email, but my phone book too. It’s hard to remember the dark ages of dialing up and waiting endlessly just to get online, when I’m constantly connected today. Finally, the potential of mobile email and data management has been realized with the intuitive and user-friendly capabilities of mail2web.com Mobile Email.

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Untether Yourself From IT Support

If you haven’t investigated or looked into the streamlined and efficient capabilities of today’s mobile devices like Palm, Android and other top models when used with Hosted Exchange, then you’re in for a real treat. Within minutes of signing up, you can have everything you need up and running without a hitch. Rather than having to call tech support to be walked through long-winded and onerous steps, you can tap into the amazing power of Hosted Exchange and have your calender, contacts, email and other important featured configured in no time.

Connect When You Need To, Hassle Free

Nobody wants to bring the office home with them, but for many of us it is a definite necessity. The fact is, much of the stress of bringing office-related work home revolves around the complicated and convoluted nature of working with conflicting programs – and getting everything synced and working smoothly. With Mobile Email, you can bring your iPhone, Blackberry, Palm Pre or other device home with you and use ActiveSync and other intuitive programs that connect with Mobile Email and Hosted Exchange to enjoy a stress-free connection when you need it most. Rather than wasting precious minutes and hours trying to configure your device, it will be humming right along quickly and easily.

How Easy Is It? See For Yourself!

After spending years and years positively dreading the idea of having to configure your mobile device to work properly and achieve mobile email, calendar and contacts and other data management programs, it’s easy to see why so many people are reticent to take matters into their own hands. The ease and simplicity of today’s Hosted Exchange platforms however largely eliminate the need for third-party support. No matter what kind of device you are running, you’ll quickly see that taking matters into your own hands is a snap.

• Sync iPhone Seamlessly – Automated configuration scripts take the guesswork out of syncing and configuring your iPhone. As incredible as it may sound, iPhone users do not need to enter any settings manually. Mobile Email and Hosted Exchange via mail2web for example, utilize and take complete advantage of today’s intuitive technology, allowing you to harness that power without having to delve into complex technical matters.

• Bring BlackBerry To Life In Seconds – By logging into a user-friendly and easy-to-understand control panel, you can sync and configure your BlackBerry in record time. The process involves only four simple steps, and there is no need to get into intensely technical jargon or know-how, we’re talking take a password, leave a password. You’ll have mobile email, calendar and contacts up and syncing within minutes.

• Unleash The Power Of Windows Mobile With Ease – Those whose phones use Windows Phone mobile email don’t have to miss out on the flexibility of today’s hosted exchange solutions. In fact, an automated configuration script will have you raring to go within minutes. Manual operation is available of course and you can also go back and adjust your settings later.

• Activate Your Android Device Without Stress – Getting your Android device going with mobile email using ActiveSync capabilities is pain-free and wonderfully easy. With a couple of clicks on a handful of brightly colored and clearly defined icons, you’ll gain access to your mobile data and everything you need without any technical support whatsoever.

• Push Your Palm To The Limit Instantly – Whether you own a Palm Pre, a Palm Pixi or any other device running the Palm webOS, three simple steps will have you connected like never before. Configuring your Palm to work seamlessly with Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync is a snap.

Making The Plunge Is Easier Than You’ve Ever Dreamed!

In this brave new world of modern mobile email technology, taking control of your BlackBerry, Palm or iPhone and configuring it is easier than ever before. See for yourself why those long, mind-numbing phone calls to tech support might just be a thing of the past when it comes to syncing and configuring your Smartphone.

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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.

Your mobile device has huge potential to keep your daily life organized and intact but your mobile operator’s standard email system offers you little more than an email address. Sure you get an email address which you can view on your device, but isn’t there more to your digital life than a new email address? What about your existing email? What about your contacts and calendar. What about your folders and the time you’ve put into organizing all of your data? All seems lost on the supposed ‘smart’phone. That is… until you unlock its smarts!

Your ‘smart’phone made smart by Microsoft Exchange unlocks the potential of Push data! Synchronized on the go, wherever you are, to and from your iPhone or other smartphone device with your desktop’s contacts, calendar and email!

By default, the common smartphone standard setup requires you to maintain your phone’s address book separately of your desktop. After that initial wired sync, any changes you make on your desktop you will have to ensure to make on your device as well. Even if you’re as diligent as possible you’re still likely to notice that you’ve missed items or end up with out of date information.  Add Hosted Exchange to the equation however and suddenly there’s no need to update in multiple places. Even if you lose your phone, you simply activate the new one and your data is restored exactly as if you never lost it!

Even your web based email systems like Hotmail and Yahoo which seem to offer mobile management of your contacts and calendars do not offer true cloud access. While you can create an intricate address book and calendar during those times when you’re in the office, those details are maintained separately of your mobile life. Your device is unable to access those details and manage them directly. Often users find themselves maintaining an email address book and a phone address book separately even though they largely contain the same contacts!

mail2web Mobile Email on the other hand offers both! Because all of your data is stored in the cloud, you have safe, secured and instantly accessible up-to-date information. All no matter where you may need it or being accessing it from! Like Hotmail or Yahoo you can maintain your address book online however you can do so from the web or directly from your iPhone too! If you’re phone is keeping up-to-date for you, that is a truly ‘smart’ phone. And that is what mail2web Mobile Email utilizing Microsoft Exchange can do to realize your smartphone’s true potential.

Since your phone is now using 100% of its potential, why not sit back and drop a percentage or two from your brain’s activity. 8% should be enough with Mobile Email working for you

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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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On the mound…
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Apple of course has its star pitcher, the iPhone, but what happens when the iPhone’s arm goes out? Or the franchise goes “all business” and decides starting Blackberry would boost game attendance? What about all those other teams with equally great pitchers?
While MobileMe works well on your iPhone or iPod Touch, there are literally hundreds of other smartphone devices out there; many with popularity infringing on Apple’s hipster regime. Leveraging Microsoft Exchange, mail2web Mobile Email works with any ActiveSync compatible mobile device out of the box.  We’re talking Windows Phone, Palm Pre and Android devices to start.
This doesn’t leave the iPhone out either. The Exchange option is built right into your Mail, Contacts & Calendar configuration pages and provides the same full featured push functionality for all three of those items to and from your Mobile Email mailbox wirelessly.
Last but certainly not least, our business savvy friends at RIM and the all business Blackberry models can be privy to your push data needs. With Blackberry Enterprise Server support, business is pleasure and mail2web Mobile Email brings you the features you need, no matter what Mobile Smartphone you decide to use and with no worry about changing your mind in the future!

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Meeeee.com! Not you!!!
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While perhaps somewhat unassuming, being limited to sending out mail as “me@me.com” is limiting when you want to have a more distinct or customized online persona. Like a tattoos and the NBA, your email address defines expectations of you. As with many things in our lives it can’t be me, me, me all the time, sometimes it’s all about all of you.
Not only can you receive mail from your third party mailbox to your mail2web Mobile Email account, but you can reply to that email as if you were using that mailbox. Bring your mail 2 Mobile Email, this game allows double dribbling.
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mail2web.com gets the serve
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It’s more than easy to get overwhelmed by the sheer volume of email one receives on a day to day basis. It’s time to stop smacking away at a hundred balls a minute from your Tennis Ball feeder and move up to the big leagues. If you still need the practice, then you can continue marking things as junk or not junk, but with mail2web.com and Exchange, there’s so much more.
Manage all address within your safe senders, blocked senders and safe recipients list. Automatically trust messages from people listed in your contacts, or trust no one unless they are listed as safe!
If that’s not enough, pinpoint the exact location you want to put the ball after you hit it. With server side inbound rules, you can define what happens to mail after you receive it. Move it to a sub-folder to be checked later, mark it as read or important automatically, or even forward messages to another account. These are just the actions! You could forward messages based on words in the subject line or mark it as important if your boss is listed in the ‘To’ or ‘Cc’ fields.  Drop the machine and start serving!
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Jack of all trades
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In case you have concerns that a Microsoft product won’t be compatible with your Mac system, let us reassure you one further. Exchange is now compatible with Mac Mail, iCal and Address Book with the introduction of Web Services for Mac. Built right into Mac OS X Snow Leopard out of the box, you can connect and sync all of your important data to and from Exchange with every bit as much ease as MobileMe. Over and above, you have compatibility with Windows PCs in case you work in an office that doesn’t allow you to have a Mac. All of this makes mail2web Mobile Email a champ in every department!
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…oh, did I mention you’re saving $40 USD per year with mail2web Mobile Email over MobileMe?

For lack of yet another sports metaphor, teaming up with mail2web Mobile Email is more than just me, it’s all you. Get your fill of me.com and throw in some of you too.

Related posts:

1. Mobile Email Services Provided by mail2web.com
2. Get FREE push email on your iPhone 2.0 today!
3. Beginner’s Guide to MS Exchange Email

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.

Touted on their Palm Pre and Palm Pixi devices, webOS boasts a simplified mailbox configuration tool and an environment that allows you to run multiple applications simultaneously. You can easily switch between your Exchange calendar, contacts, email and even Facebook without worrying you might loose changes while you do.

Also, we’ve launched a new Palm section within our Mobile Email services page! And, in case it hasn’t been stressed enough, with the simple configuration tool on your new Palm device the setup is as simple as described here.

Related posts:

1. Configuring Exchange on the Palm Prē
2. Palm Pre WebOS 1.2 and ActiveSync Issues
3. Does Palm Pre really support multiple Exchange accounts?