Recently a site called AstraSync.com has appeared offering ActiveSync (MS's mobile email technology) software for BlackBerry devices and last year RIM announced the release of "virtual BlackBerry" for Windows Mobile.
The first question that came to my mind was, why? I guess it comes down to choice for the end user and IT pro supporting it in the back ground. BlackBerry made mobile email a must for business all over the world, but it's technology does rely on third party servers and networks, in addition to mail servers and the internet. ActiveSync works on Exchange Server out of the box and just uses the internet.
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