Vậy thiết bị Symbian ( Nokia, SonyE, Samsung, Moto ...) cũng có thể push mail vì đã được tích hợp công nghệ của chính RIM rồi đó chứ nhỉ ... Em thấy trên Nokia smartphone, Sony ... đã ghi rõ là có tính năng Blackberry Connectivity rồi mà ....
Không hiểu Nokia E 61 dùng SIM Viettel có đăng ký mấy cái dịch vụ Blackberry của Viettel được không nhỉ ?
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Symbian OS phones to receive BlackBerry Connectivity
London, UK and Waterloo, Canada - March 17, 2003 - Symbian Ltd and Research In Motion (RIM) (Nasdaq: RIMM; TSX: RIM) today announced plans to provide a BlackBerry™ connectivity solution to carriers and Symbian OS licensees to enable wireless email and corporate data services on Symbian OS phones. Symbian OS is licensed to the world's leading handset manufacturers including Samsung, Siemens, Nokia, Motorola and Sony Ericsson. In 2002, Symbian OS licensees accounted for more than 75% of mobile phones shipped worldwide. RIM has joined Symbian's Platinum Partner Program and the companies have initiated technical and business development efforts.
"Mobile device manufacturers, carriers, end users and IT departments are recognizing the productivity benefits that can be gained from wireless access to corporate data and email," said David Levin, CEO, Symbian Ltd. "Our agreement with RIM will enable Symbian OS licensees to exploit the rich functionality of Symbian OS and to add integrated, push-based access to email and enterprise information enabled by the BlackBerry solution."
"We are pleased to partner with Symbian to simplify the availability of the popular BlackBerry experience to Symbian OS licensees worldwide," said Jim Balsillie, Chairman and Co-CEO at Research In Motion. "BlackBerry is truly becoming the wireless platform of choice for enterprise data connectivity. Thousands of companies and government organizations worldwide have already installed BlackBerry Enterprise Server behind their firewall and support for Symbian OS phones will further enhance and extend the reach of the BlackBerry platform."
In a separate announcement today, RIM introduced its BlackBerry Connect licensing program that enables mobile device manufacturers to equip their handsets with the secure, push-based BlackBerry wireless data experience. With this licensing program and RIM's relationship with Symbian, Symbian OS licensees that participate in BlackBerry Connect will be able to easily integrate the BlackBerry experience on their devices.
Không hiểu Nokia E 61 dùng SIM Viettel có đăng ký mấy cái dịch vụ Blackberry của Viettel được không nhỉ ?
( Trích )
Symbian OS phones to receive BlackBerry Connectivity
London, UK and Waterloo, Canada - March 17, 2003 - Symbian Ltd and Research In Motion (RIM) (Nasdaq: RIMM; TSX: RIM) today announced plans to provide a BlackBerry™ connectivity solution to carriers and Symbian OS licensees to enable wireless email and corporate data services on Symbian OS phones. Symbian OS is licensed to the world's leading handset manufacturers including Samsung, Siemens, Nokia, Motorola and Sony Ericsson. In 2002, Symbian OS licensees accounted for more than 75% of mobile phones shipped worldwide. RIM has joined Symbian's Platinum Partner Program and the companies have initiated technical and business development efforts.
"Mobile device manufacturers, carriers, end users and IT departments are recognizing the productivity benefits that can be gained from wireless access to corporate data and email," said David Levin, CEO, Symbian Ltd. "Our agreement with RIM will enable Symbian OS licensees to exploit the rich functionality of Symbian OS and to add integrated, push-based access to email and enterprise information enabled by the BlackBerry solution."
"We are pleased to partner with Symbian to simplify the availability of the popular BlackBerry experience to Symbian OS licensees worldwide," said Jim Balsillie, Chairman and Co-CEO at Research In Motion. "BlackBerry is truly becoming the wireless platform of choice for enterprise data connectivity. Thousands of companies and government organizations worldwide have already installed BlackBerry Enterprise Server behind their firewall and support for Symbian OS phones will further enhance and extend the reach of the BlackBerry platform."
In a separate announcement today, RIM introduced its BlackBerry Connect licensing program that enables mobile device manufacturers to equip their handsets with the secure, push-based BlackBerry wireless data experience. With this licensing program and RIM's relationship with Symbian, Symbian OS licensees that participate in BlackBerry Connect will be able to easily integrate the BlackBerry experience on their devices.
