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Tianjin MIE Productivity Center (MPIC) and Ke An Vehicle Satellite Location Network Technology Corporation (Ke An) announced that they have selected Visto to bring push e-mail to China's mobile workforce.

Accessibility has become quite the theme here at Mobile World Congress: Nokia and ZTE have announced new low-cost devices to bring push Windows Phone into developing markets, and Google chairman Eric Schmidt highlighted the importance of connecting all people.

The Visto Mobile will bring push e-mail to more than 30,000 mobile professionals in China, where MIPC will now offer real-time access from the GPS application implemented by Ken An. "Our partnership with Visto and Ke An enables us to offer the most advanced GPS service to customers ranging from the Tianjin Transportation Authority to local taxis," said Professor Peter Yang from MIPC.

The app brings push email, attachment viewing, syncing, and Exchange support to your beloved Sidekick.

With Apple already bringing push email to the iPhone via Exchange, the Gphone could serve as a kind of mobile Slingbox for streaming enterprise apps on the other carrier platforms.

Unfortunately, this feature will only be on Echofon Pro (the paid version of the app), they say they are working on bringing Push support to the free app too.

If you need to know about the app itself, I suggest you read our initial piece, but it's pretty straightforward, it brings push support to Gmail on the iPhone via Push Notifications because Apple doesn't support push Gmail natively, for whatever reason.

Twitter say that they're working on bringing push notification to both Android and Windows Phone 7. Of course, this is old news for the BlackBerry users in the audience, as push notifications were already available for messages on Twitter for BlackBerry.

According to The Huffington Post's Jason Gilbert, the app's most important new feature is speed: "It brings "push notifications" for Gmail to iDevices for the first time, meaning that you can now be notified the moment a new message hits the Gmail servers, just by glancing at the screen of your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch".

However, some recent actions finally brought push-to-shove and I've decided to go publish this post.

Occasionally, a paw is brought into play, pushing the nut partially back in while rotating it.