It's Finally Here! Free Mobile Email by emoze V1.4

[Guest emozeoren]

It's Finally Here! Free Mobile Email by emoze V1.4

Emoze releases emoze Free Push Email version 1.4

The latest version of emoze free mobile email (version 1.4), is now available for download at emoze.

The new version is the result of extensive research and development as well as active collaboration with thousands of beta users.

If you've ever thought about needing a Blackberry, Forget it!

emoze offers a free mobile email solution for thousands of mobile devices,

including pocket pc's, PDA's, Smartphones & POP3 devices.

emoze is the simplest, most efficient and most versatile free push-email service on the market.

New features and enhancements

•Significant Battery Life Improvements

•Synchronization Performance – emoze syncs you data extremely fast.

•Attachments Control "on pocket pc"

•Recurring meetings now supported on Symbian, Pocket PC & Smartphones

•Microsoft OWA Supported – No need for a PC Connector!

•Brand New Installation Wizard! Enter your OWA Credentials via the Wizard.

Download emoze Free Mobile Email v1.4 Today!

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[Guest Paul (MVP)]

Cool, so there's no need for a PC now if you have Exchange, which means you have push already without needing emoze... or am I missing something?

Any sign of push without a PC for other account types?

P

[Guest TweeOog]

Cool works like a dream on the vox710 ;)

[Guest Cooch1000]

Sounds cool - I'll give it a whirl on the Dash...

[Guest NeoChux]

can u download attach in htc620?? i mean the dash???

got any result??? plz post it.. thanks

[Guest nmout]

aren't they getting the user names and passwords of all you e-mail accounts?

which gives them access to all your e-mail accounts

[Guest Shadowfixeruk]

Does this work with OfficeLive accounts?

Ta!

SF

[Guest herbal]

aren't they getting the user names and passwords of all you e-mail accounts?

which gives them access to all your e-mail accounts

Sure in theory, but most likely theyre all heavily encrypted in a database where they dont even see what the specifics are

[Guest chucky.egg]

Sure in theory, but most likely theyre all heavily encrypted

Oh, well that's OK then !?!?

[Guest herbal]

I like how you quote half my statement to discredit my point alltoghther. If its encrypted the right way all they will see is the HASH not the password, and the majority of people use the same password everywhere (you know who you are) so admins on ANY site your at could match an email with the password on their website