Thursday, April 6, 2006
The Push Email service today
In CanalPDA have done a very thorough analysis on the current state of technology Push Email, so fashionable since the advent of devices like the Treo smartphone. The Push Email is simply the ability to instantly receive e-mails to our terminal at the time they reach the inbox, instead of having to worry us to revise it periodically. In the article makes a review of the current state of this service, which companies offer it at the moment (or short-term), which offers the solution developed by each of them, and discussed the case of the BlackBerry and NTP saga is finally resolved a few days ago.
Outline of Push Email
The odd thing is that push email is not a technology but a state of mind. The causes of the success of BlackBerry and its competitors are more exposed to market.
The key is that when someone sends an email message, reaches the recipient's pocket in a few seconds. The user does not have to turn on the phone and click "Send and receive mail." The privilege of not pressing button that costs 25 euros per month.
With current rates of data for mobile phones, for that price can be transmitted around 200MB per month. Go to your inbox and check how much their messages occupy a month. Maybe you even enough left over to browse the web.
The "Send and Receive" has another advantage: when one decides it wants to read your mail. Messages are not with their disrupt the meeting or vibration or romantic dinner. The responsibility lies with the user.
Push the button pressed or not. You decide.
By: Mark Gonzalez Troyes in Palm News
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