emoze defeats BlackBerry in the mobile push email showdown at 3GSM
By Dusan Belic on Thursday, February 22nd, 2007 at 9:23 AM PST In 3GSM, Services
emoze’s PR has been working around the clock during the 3GSM, as they confronted their service against BlackBerry (NSDQ: RIMM). Two duelers using emoze and BlackBerry battled it out to see who could provide users with their emails quickest, and emoze emerged as comfortable winners.

Both shooters stood back to back with their respective handsets – one a BlackBerry, the other a regular mobile phone with the emoze push email application installed. A Gmail account was opened and the email address given to the two duelers. They both created an email on their handsets, walked three paces and on the count of three, turned around and pushed ’send’. The audience watched a screen to see whether the email sent via BlackBerry or emoze would arrive fastest, and as the tension started to build, the emoze email appeared in the inbox first.
Now, I would argue that you shouldn’t look at this as a cheap marketing trick. emoze is a great service that basically does the same as BlackBerry (push-email), but is not that much known as the de-facto industry leader. Still, emoze gives its best to out-do the BlackBerry and users who have been playing with it are more than satisfied. emoze works with many handsets and it’s free!
According to emoze, their strength is in the particular push-event technology which synchronizes only on incoming and outgoing events, rather than via periodical connections to the email server and checks for change. This not only saves the user connectivity-related costs but also delivers increased efficiency in device power consumption, memory use and CPU.


That’s great, but how does it work against the Enterprise BlackBerry solution?
BlackBerry Enterprise Server works totally differently than the BlackBerry Internet Service that they tested against.
And who trusts public demos put on by one company anyway?
They could have been running and app on the BlackBerry to slow it down, or with a different carrier.
I think it’s more important to view it from the perspective that the Emoze service is free. And it works on phones other than just RIM’s BlackBerries
Hi People, I’m using Emoze on my Nokia N95-1 and it works flawlessly. Instant emails been pushed to my mobile less than 5 mins.. Emails sent without any problems, what can i ask more? Just because it’s free doesn’t mean it’s not up to the standards. It’s time that blackberry do something to save their products with new innovations or else Emoze and/or alike will rule..