1Microsofts Flagging Smartphone OS Efforts Contrast with ActiveSync Success
by eWEEK Labs
2Windows Phone
Not surprisingly, Microsoft’s own smartphone platform supports Exchange ActiveSync.
3Nokia
Nokia’s Mail for Exchange application provides synchronization via ActiveSync.
4Palm Pre
The WebOS platform that powers Palm’s Pre allows for Exchange synchronization via ActiveSync.
5BlackBerry & NotifySync
RIM’s BlackBerry devices don’t offer out-of-the-box ActiveSync support—RIM pushes its own BES solution, instead—but a third-party app, NotifySync, is available to fill the gap.
6Apple iOS
Apple’s iOS taps Exchange ActiveSync not only for message, contact and calendar sync, but for certain management functions as well.
7Android & Touchdown
When Google Android devices began to appear, users turned to a third-party application, Touchdown, to fill in missing ActiveSync support.
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