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Nokia (News - Alert) Intellisync Wireless Email is now available in two Sony Ericsson devices, the M600 and P990. Nokia Intellisync Wireless Email helps mobile professionals enjoy a fully synchronized, real-time email, calendar and contacts experience on their mobile devices.

“With the addition of Nokia Intellisync Wireless Email on our devices, we’re providing more customers greater flexibility and choice for meeting their mobile needs,” said Rikko Sakaguchi, SVP and head of portfolio and platform planning for Sony Ericsson (News - Alert), in a press release. “Nokia’s enterprise-strength mobile solutions let customers simplify their business and personal lives with the increased mobility offered by an all-in-one device from us.”

Nokia claims that its Intellisync Wireless Email is capable of offering comprehensive wireless communications capabilities for virtually any device built on any platform. Thus, operators and enterprises will be able to deliver superior wireless communications services including wireless email, synchronization for calendars, contacts, files, data and applications, and highly secure device management software for Sony Ericsson users.

“This announcement reinforces Nokia’s commitment in delivering enterprise-grade mobile software across the broadest range of devices in the market,” said Scott Cooper, vice president, mobility solutions, Nokia. “Nokia is happy to extend the value derived from intelligent mobility solutions to users of these Sony Ericsson devices.”

The Sony Ericsson P990 smartphone is a WiFi (News - Alert) enabled UMTS device equipped with 2.0 megapixel camera with autofocus and a full QWERTY keyboard under the flip-down alpha-numeric keypad for fast text input. The M600 is also a 3G phone, based on the Symbian operating system. The phone comes with wireless email facility with a dual function keyboard & large 2.6" colour touchscreen.

IP Multimedia Subsystems, a way to bridge the circuit-switched technology of yesteryear to the packet-switched realm of tomorrow, represents the lifeblood for service providers today. And the best way to understand all of the implications of this next-generation enabling technology is to make the IMS EXPO a must-attend event, collocated with INTERNET TELEPHONY Conference & EXPO EAST, January 23–26, 2007. See you in sunny Ft. Lauderdale!

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Niladri Sekhar Nath is a contributing writer for TMCnet covering telecommunications, service providers and networking. To see more of his articles, please visit his columnist page.

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