It's hard to dispute that in 2005, mobile e-mail went mainstream. BlackBerrys, Nokia E-series handsets, Windows Smartphones and now the Danger Hiptop are the new must-haves (and don't wants) for whole ...

Dublin, April 24, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Mobile Email - Global Strategic Business Report" has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. The global market for Mobile Email was sized at ...

When Nielsen published “What Americans Do Online”, it revealed that social networking and social gaming both beat out e-mail to dominate the time users spend online…on the desktop. However, it also ...

Today, customers can consider a huge range of mobile e-mail options. There are tons of e-mail-capable PDAs and smart phones available from a wide range of vendors, including Microsoft and Palm. A ...

Email has long been the backbone of employees staying connected and informed about corporate information while connecting them with customers. But email on mobile devices has created problems for IT ...

Microsoft falls short in policy support as well as with a weak statement with regard to mobile application development. Given Windows Mobile's perceived ease as a development platform, we were ...

We have just completed two surveys on mobile messaging – one with IT decision makers and the other with end users. For the North American portion of the end user survey, we asked a number of questions ...

As more people pick up smartphones and other sophisticated mobile devices and use these to access their e-mail accounts, there is a pressing need to optimize existing e-mail apps on these platforms, ...

The software upgrade that enables push e-mail to Microsoft Corp.’s latest mobile handset software is just about to reach end users, but enterprises have plenty of other options for supporting push ...

Mobile e-mail isn’t just for the chief executive and president anymore. At least, that’s what many of the companies presenting at Symbian Ltd.’s Smartphone Show said on Monday. Companies including ...

Carriers and other service providers are poised to give consumers cheap, easy access to personal e-mail on their regular phones. On Thanksgiving Day, a start-up called Berggi will launch a service ...