This follows PalmOne's licensing of Activesync technology and just might prove to be the new trend for cellular PDA manufacturers in the attempt to provide better corporate messaging services that will compete with RIM's Blackberry offering.
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Motorola Licenses Activesync Technology for its Smartphones
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Though Motorola has been delivering synchronization with Exchange using Activesync technology for its MPx220 Smartphones based on Microsoft's Smartphone OS, Motorola now lincensed Activesync technology for use in its Linux based A780 mobile phones.
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About Amit Zinman
Currently working as Project Manager and Systems Consultant, heading and consulting on Exchange and NT/Windows 2000 based migrations and deployments for large companies such as Checkpoint, Comverse, Smarteam, Nice, Aladdin and leading Israeli Banks, Also involved in writing scripts and custom solutions for clients based on ADSI, CDO and Visual Basic and teaching Windows 2000 and Exchange 2000 in MSCE colleges and lecturing in Microsoft User Groups.
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