speak ofAndroid , you G1 fans may withdraw thatthe phone launchedwith zero - breaker point - zero Exchange functionality , pissing off more than one business enterprise someone ( at least two or three ) . The Android skipper say that the political platform would happily put up third - party Exchange integration , and lo , here it comes . This calendar week , NitroDesk rolled out TouchDown , “ the universe ’s first on - the - telephone set solvent for accessing your Exchange Server e-mail , link and calendar on Android - powered handset . ” You may echo that a month ago , I tell apart you about afree third - party contact synchronise appfor Android . TouchDown , which costs $ 30 , is a little more involved : • It works with Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 SP1 and “ most ” online Exchange hosts . • you could compose , send , answer , reply - all , fore and delete emails . • you could add , delete or edit contact from the speech sound , updated two - manner to your Exchange account . • It does n’t require an app run on your computer to dish out the stuff to the phone . Here are some screens :
We ’re in all probability not lead to test the app flat aside , but if you pass off to give it a political campaign , please gloss here for the benefit of others . [ insistence Release;TouchDown Product Page ]
AndroidGooglesoftwareT - Mobile
Daily Newsletter
Get the practiced tech , science , and culture news in your inbox daily .
News from the futurity , render to your present .
You May Also Like
