Microsoft push email service is available on any device with Windows mobile 5.0 or 6.0 or a number of selected Nokia business phones.

What are the main features of Microsoft Push Email?

• Get real time access to email, Outlook folders, calendar, contacts and tasks
• Use mobile versions of familiar Microsoft packages such as Excel, Word and PowerPoint
• Email is pushed - no need to dial up or request to receive
• Browse the internet in full colour on the move
• Data can be kept secure and can be wiped over-the-air if the device is lost or stolen
• No loss of data if the battery runs down.

How do I start using Microsoft Push Email?

• You must be running Microsoft Exchange server 2003, Service Pack 2. SP2 is available as a free download from the Microsoft website.
• You must use a Windows Mobile 5.0, or above device.
• You must have a data-enabled tariff.

Why choose Microsoft Push over BlackBerry?

The beauty of Microsoft's push email solution is that no BES or equivalent is required and you just pay for the data use depending on volume. Both O2 (200Mb from £6.38 per month) and Vodafone (500Mb from £7.50 per month) provide a simple low cost bolt on for your voice tariff that will generally be sufficient for most business email needs.