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Palm Treo 650 with Nokia's Intellisync Wireless Email

October 4, 2006 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

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The Palm Treo 650 smartphone with Intellisync Wireless Email from Nokia is now available for corporate users in Mexico. The Intellisync behind-the-firewall solution, available from Telcel, offers corporate customers the ability to access and manage their corporate email from their Treo 650 smartphones, greatly enhancing their productivity and access to work-related documents and directories.

Intellisync

Palm and Nokia are working together to coordinate an outreach and educational program for all businesses and individual consumers using a Palm Treo 650 smartphone in Mexico. To support this campaign, both companies will sponsor educational workshops for business enterprises throughout the country. Treo 650 customers using Telcel’s Mobile Office will have the option of integrating their corporate email accounts and their personal POP3- or IMAP-based email accounts.

The Intellisync behind-the-firewall solution joins to the range of Telcel’s Mobile Office productivity tools. In order to contract the service, it is necessary to consult a Telcel’s sales executive. Companies that are interested in the service will have to take into account the technical adjustments in their servers as well as the payment of licenses.

Now, that’s nice that Palm and Nokia are working together. What we all would like to see is the Palm Treo which runs on Symbian OS. After all they already have Windows Mobile device, what could go wrong with Symbian!? 🙂

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