Microsoft’s Windows Mobile 6.5 Offers Mobile Office, Outlook, Calendar, More
by Nicholas Kolakowski
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The opening screen of Mobile 6.5 offers quick access to phone and e-mail, as well as Marketplace, Mobiles equivalent of Apples App Store, and Internet Explorer Mobile, a mobile browser designed to bring desktop feel to Web crawling.
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The Today screen (this one showing a Ron Arad design) lets the user not only see the date and time, but also e-mail, voicemail and text status.
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The opening Office Mobile screen currently provides access to four stripped-down applications: Excel Mobile, OneNote Mobile, PowerPoint Mobile and Word Mobile.
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Word Mobile offers relatively limited functionality compared to the desktop version, but is useful for quick edits, deletions, as well as the ability to spell-check and view document word count.
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PowerPoint Mobile lets the user flip through presentation slides, although no editing functionality exists as yet.
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Excel Mobile lets road warriors make changes to spreadsheets, sort data and view an entire worksheet on one screen.
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With a multitouch screen, Excel Mobile provides additional functionality for creating new spreadsheets and charts, and copying and pasting formulas.
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Office Communicator gives the on-the-road user access to recent contacts, the ability to navigate IM conversations, single-number reach support and join Unified Communications (UC) conference calls with a single button-click.
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Windows Office Outlook Mobile lets users organize information in folders, send and receive e-mail, and manage multiple accounts from their devices.
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Outlook also will synchronize calendar and contacts with a PC and send meeting requests. Mobile 6.5 also features Exchange Server synchronization.
