Feb 19, 2007 | blog
Ah, now this’ll be a great feature for all WM6 based devices. The ability of a free Hotmail account to push mail directly to your device is a great feature. Now if they can retro-fit that back into WM5, I think everyone would be happy. After all, WM5 has had the ability to perform this service with Exchange email systems since it shipped.
At least your next WM phone will have the capability!
Via: Being a new PM at Microsoft – Push Email with Windows Live Hotmail and Windows Mobile 6.0
Feb 14, 2007 | blog
Looks like there is some new services coming from T-Mobile this year. More community services for mobile users, and a consumer version of their push-mail service that is currently offered for business users.
Via: Yahoo! News – T-Mobile to Offer Consumer Push E-Mail
Dec 6, 2006 | blog
I agree with Om on this, as spam keeps growing in proportion to emails sent, we need a new way to send email.
A new mechanism to verify the sender, to quickly blacklist and abolish spam and other erroneous messages needs to be created and implemented. The existing email protocols don’t have anything within the messaging sending/receiving structure to validate a message.
Who’s up for the challenge!?!
Via: GigaOM – Spam is sucking life out of Email
Nov 24, 2006 | blog
Has anyone else noticed an increase in the amount of SPAM that doesn’t get filtered out by GMail’s junk email filters? It seems to be getting worse – of course not to the extent of an unprotected POP3 account, but it is noticeable.
Rate your Junk Email experience with GMail recently:
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Just curious.
Jun 7, 2006 | blog
While it is sponsored by Microsoft, there is at least some real numbers and investigation comparing RIM’s BlackBerry 4.0 and Microsoft’s Windows Mobile 5.0 Messaging and Security Feature Pack mobile email solutions.
SmartphoneThoughts has the scoop, and you can download the full whitepaper here.
