The BES Express 5.0.1 product includes the same BlackBerry Web Desktop feature included with the full BES product, enabling users to manage their own handhelds, backup and restore data as well as configure message filters.
So what? Whilst the BES Express product does enable client devices to enjoy push email and PIM data synchronisation functionality on a BIS (BlackBerry Internet Service) tariff, unless you have the more expensive BES (BlackBerry Enterprise Server) tariff, it is not possible to activate devices wirelessly using the Enterprise Activation feature. (http://blog.brightpointuk.co.uk/how-does-bes-wireless-activation-process...).

This means that whilst it isn't possible for users to be remotely activated against a BES Express deployment over the air if they are on the cheaper BIS tariff, they can activate their devices remotely via their web browser by connecting their BlackBerry device to their PC via the supplied USB cable.

When choosing a remote email solution there are a number of approaches that you can take: you may have decided on a client device type and wish to know what solutions are compatible; you may have a specific feature set you need to be available to your users; or similarly a set of features you don't want to be available. You may have specific security concerns or may have a policy regarding which manufacturers you are able to consider.

The BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express Edition offers businesses the ability to enable their staff to use BlackBerry devices to receive push-based email from an existing Microsoft Exchange installation - both standalone Exchange servers and the Microsoft Small Business Server product.

The BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express Edition offers businesses the ability to enable their staff to use BlackBerry devices to receive push-based email from an existing Microsoft Exchange installation - both standalone Exchange servers and the Microsoft Small Business Server product.

The BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express Edition offers businesses the ability to enable their staff to use BlackBerry devices to receive push-based email from an existing Microsoft Exchange installation - both standalone Exchange servers and the Microsoft Small Business Server product.

HTC have released promotional videos on their YouTube channel for the Desire, Legend and HD Mini:

Desire

The Sierra Wireless 308 USB HPSA Modem supports up to a whopping 21Mbps download and 5.76Mbps upload speed. When combined with the latest 3G Watcher software, which can automatically configure itself with the required Internet connection settings based on the SIM card inserted, it is the perfect remote connectivity solution for the road warrior.

The Sierra Wireless 308 USB HPSA Modem supports up to a whopping 21Mbps download and 5.76Mbps upload speed. When combined with the latest 3G Watcher software, which can automatically configure itself with the required Internet connection settings based on the SIM card inserted, it is the perfect remote connectivity solution for the road warrior.

Microsoft have released the Windows Mobile 6.5.3 Developer Toolkit, part of which includes a device emulator image for the platform - useful for testing, article writing and training.

The DTK is available for download from the Microsoft web site here - http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=c0213f68-2e01-4...

HTC have this morning announced three new phones at the Mobile World Congress: the Desire, the Legend and the HD Mini.

Brightpoint are taking pre-orders of all devices so call us today on 0870 849 0225 to reserve yours.

The specifications of the devices are as follows (note these may be subject to change prior to shipping)