Emoze Push Email on any Device

A free software application form emoze announced today allows anyone on any ISP to receive push email on many mobile phones or PDAs. The software can be downloaded for free or accessed via a web-based wizard.

"Now email users can access their messages on the go, whether they are using Tiscali, AOL, Comcast or any other ISP address," said Moshe Levy, co-founder and chief technology officer. "In work, on the road or at the beach; no longer do you need to buy a special handset or service package to simply stay on top of your email."’

Once installed the software sends push email to the phone in real-time. The software supports Outlook, Lotus Notes, and Gmail. The catch to the any device claim is that the device has to be running a supported operating system. Supported systems include Microsoft Mobile 2002, 2003, and 5.0. Symbian Series 60 and UIQ such +as Microsoft Smartphone are supported as well.

Via emoze

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