Sentence examples similar to mail capable from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, Palm announced plans for a software package called Tungsten Mobile Information Management that offers wireless e-mail capable of being integrated with desktop e-mail, viewing of e-mail attachments, calendars and contacts not terribly unlike RIMM's Blackberry Enterprise Server software.

While memo hypes the service as being a cost-effective solution compared to e-mail capable devices like the Blackberry, you are best to add in the cost of a data and text plan or you'll be spending 10 cents for each spam message that reaches your inbox.

BlackBerry was a pioneer with its e-mail-capable phones.

So they searched Mr. Kincaid's BlackBerry e-mail-capable phone electronically, and found all the evidence they needed.

If any further proof were needed, the official statistics are in: 10 million e-mail-capable telephones are now in use throughout the country.

Following Army procedure, Coddington made sure that Bravo Company's cell phone and the soldiers' e-mail-capable computers were rounded up so that no news would slip out before the families of Bang and Seiden were notified officially.

That means it's possible to write a blog entry from an e-mail-capable mobile phone, wireless PDA or pager.

We've also been trying out a new service called LocalAlert.com, which sends news of local, national and international interest directly to e-mail-capable mobile phones.

It sends news alerts from the two major newswire services, Reuters and The Associated Press, directly to any e-mail address, including e-mail-capable mobile phones, PDAs and pagers.

Corporate users are able to enjoy the feature push e-mail and widgets capable of conveying messages to the home screen, widgets filtering for the differentiation of work and personal email, corporate directory and search Global together with a unified calendar enterprise-level synchronization with Google Calendar ™.

Such communications will span the gamut from efficient live telephone answering during normal office hours by a regular doctor's employee... to seemingly endless on-hold delays with an overworked live attendant after hours... to poor quality voice mail applications... to fully capable call center solutions.