Samsung Epix is a Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional smartphone equipped with a full QWERTY keyboard, large 2.5-inch touch screen, and optical mouse that lets users navigate by sweeping a finger over it. Samsung syncs easily with Microsoft Exchange Server.. Check out how: To setup an Microsoft Exchange email account on Samsung Epix, use the steps […]
Read More »AT&T’s first Windows Mobile 6.5 smartphone, the HTC Pure, has some reasonable heritage. HTC Pure offers a 3.2-inch WVGA restive touchscreen, only now it’s clad in a shiny dark-blue plastic body rather than the metal-edged casing of the Diamond2. Being a phone based on Windows Operating System, HTC Pure syncs well with Exchange Hosting, enabling […]
Read More »The Xda Orbit is a Windows-based Smartphone designed for customers who want a stylish, compact, lightweight device for voice, browsing and applications, in addition to Sat Nav and multimedia capabilities. Using Xda, you can be in touch with your important mails, calendar, tasks, notes, etc in your Microsoft Outlook mail. But for that you should […]
Read More »HTC HD2 is a Smartphone running on the Windows Operating System. It is the first Smartphone with a 4.3-inch touch screen, the first Windows Mobile phone with a multi-touch capacitive screen and HTC Sense, and the second Smartphone with a Snapdragon ARM CPU. HTC HD2 can sync well with Microsoft Exchange Server. For more info […]
Read More »You can synchronize your HP iPAQ Glisten Series device in two ways: With a corporate e-mail account (Microsoft Exchange Server) using your device’s data connection. Connecting your device to your computer with the In-box USB sync cable. Your device can synchronize the following: Outlook Contacts Outlook Calendar Outlook E-mail Outlook Tasks Outlook Notes Internet Explorer […]
Read More »LG Expo is packed with plenty of features into its relatively compact case. It boasts a high-speed processor, a decent-sized touch screen, and even the capability of connecting to an optional projector accessory. Expo’s e-mail client is a bit bland to look at, but is perfectly serviceable for reading and viewing messages. You can use […]
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