Mobility - Wireless Messaging
Give your staff 24x7 access - no matter where they are - to their email, calendars, contacts and important
documents. With hosted Exchange and wireless messaging from Uptimemail.net, your teams will be more
productive.
Being able to access your email when out of the office or on the road means you can use ′downtime′ to manage your emails, respond quickly to urgent requests and keep in touch with project developments.
Using a mobile device or mobile enabled laptop with a Microsoft Hosted Exchange service is widely acknowledged as being the most effective way to gain secure, reliable and easy access to email, calendar, contact and tasks while out and about.
Our mobile Email service provides secure, reliable and easy access to email, calendar, contact and tasks
through any internet connected PC or device.
- Office Outlook 2003 access from your Laptop/PC via GPRS/3G/Wi-Fi/Broadband
- Outlook Web Access from any web browser enabled PC
- Outlook Mobile Access from any web browser enabled mobile phone
- Windows Mobile 5.0 Direct Push enabled devices
- Windows Mobile ActiveSync devices
- Support for all ActiveSync enabled mobile devices
Increase employee productivity by allowing your employees to access key
business information while out of the office.
Improve customer responsiveness by equipping employees with the ability to respond to
customers when not in the office.
We provide every possible way for you to get email, calendar, contact information
and more to virtually any device you choose. These include devices such as Palm Treo, Pocket PC/Windows
Mobile and Smartphones.
GoodLink Wireless Email - Features and Benefits
GoodLink is the leader in wireless messaging technology, offering the easiest to use and most powerful application
for your device. GoodLink turns your Palm or Windows Mobile device into a powerful, Outlook-like device with ease
of navigation and use. GoodLink synchronizes more efficiently than any other device, which makes battery life
excellent. The synchronization with your device is real-time, so when you receive emails or changes in your
Exchange mailbox, they appear on your device almost immediately.
This solution is great for people that are not very technical, and the user can install the GoodLink application
wirelessly (no desktop installation) through an easy-to-follow set of activation instructions.
Palm OS
Seamlessly combining voice and data functionality with web browsing, Good Mobile Messaging on the Palm OS lets mobile employees get work done faster and easier from anywhere. Good Mobile Messaging on supported Palm Treo devices integrates e-mail, calendar, contacts, and other corporate data along with voice and Web browsing on a single wireless handheld.
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Windows Mobile for Pocket PCs & Smartphones
Good Mobile Messaging is optimized for Windows Mobile 5.0 handhelds and supports many of the latest and hottest Pocket PCs and Smartphones. Good Mobile Messaging on Windows Mobile provides a highly efficient, enterprise-class solution that enhances the security and reliability of these sought after devices.
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Symbian OS
Symbian OS is the advanced, open operating system licensed by the world′s leading mobile phone manufacturers. It is designed for the specific requirements of advanced 2.5G and 3G mobile phones. Symbian OS combines the power of an integrated applications environment with mobile telephony, bringing advanced data services to the mass market.
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DEMOS
See how Goodlink works on popular mobile platforms.
Wireless Solutions Resource Center
Here you will find additional information about the wireless solutions Uptimemail offers, such as
whitepapers and Getting Started Guides.
GoodLink Resources
GoodLink Getting Started Guides:
Your Outlook inbox just got smaller
Whether in the next office or the next time zone, Windows Mobile lets you stay connected and accessible with updated email, contacts and calendar.
Outlook Mobile now offers you a vastly superior mobile messaging experience. The familiar Microsoft Outlook tools, plus support for Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint attachments help you be more productive while away from your desk.
You can sync most Windows Mobile powered devices over-the-air, through your mobile operator or at a wireless hotspot. Your Calendar, Contacts, and Tasks are always up to date. You can also sync when you′re back at your desk.
With the new Messaging and Security Feature pack, available on some new devices, you′ll get Direct Push technology. This means you′ll never have to wait for your e-mail. Moments after your messages have been sent, they′ll arrive in your hand.
Exchange ActiveSync Resources
How to set up with Exchange Server
What′s the difference between a Pocket PC and a Smartphone?
Pocket PCs come with mobile versions of Office applications in addition to Microsoft Office Outlook Mobile. Though there are different Pocket PCs, many come with Wi-Fi to enable you to connect to the Internet when you are in a wireless hotspot. With a Pocket PC, you′ll be able to use Word Mobile, Excel Mobile, and PowerPoint Mobile and browse the Internet if you have a device with Wi-Fi and are in a wireless hotspot. You can compose e-mail messages and send them by synchronizing with your desktop computer or wirelessly when you′re in a hotspot.
You can do everything with a Pocket PC Phone that you can do with a Pocket PC with the addition of wireless access to the Internet and cellular phone capabilities. If you have a Pocket PC Phone, you can access the Internet through your wireless connection—you won′t need to find a wireless hotspot. Internet access incurs data charges from your wireless provider.
You can add a wide variety of software titles to your Pocket PC and Pocket PC Phone. You can visit the Windows Mobile Certified Software Catalog, which lists certified applications for Windows Mobile powered devices.
A smartphone has phone capabilities and comes with a smaller set of applications. Though you can add third-party software titles to your smartphone, the smaller keypad and screen are designed to give you quick one-handed access to important data. A smartphone is a good choice for business users who need to check e-mail, keep track of their calendars, and take voice notes, but who don′t need the added functionality of Word Mobile, Excel Mobile, and PowerPoint Mobile. If you find yourself wanting more functions after you′ve purchased your device, there are good third-party software titles designed to extend the capabilities of a Windows Mobile powered smartphone.
See how security features built into Windows mobile 5 protect your data if you lose your device.
Devices and Feature Comparison Grid
Feature |
GoodLink |
ActiveSync |
Real-time Sync |
Yes |
Yes |
Subfolder Sync |
Yes |
No |
Public Contacts* |
Yes |
No |
Spell Checking |
No |
Yes |
Meeting Requests |
Yes |
Yes |
Windows Mobile |
Yes |
Yes |
Palm Treo Device |
Yes |
Yes |
Outlook Notes Sync |
Yes |
No |
View Attachments |
Yes |
Yes |
Battery Life |
Excellent |
OK |
Ease of Use |
Excellent |
Good |
Fast Performance |
Excellent |
OK |
Remote Data Wipe |
Yes |
Some Devices |
Encryption |
Yes |
Yes |
Security Features |
Excellent |
OK |
* GoodLink offers the ability to access a Contacts folder stored in an Exchange Public Folder
* Wireless mobility needs an exchange account to work.
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