Friday, April 04, 2008: Zimbra, a Yahoo! company, has announced the availability of its ZimbraME (Java Mobile Edition) client and source code for businesses. Beginning today, users of any Java-enabled mobile phone will have access to the industry's most complete collaboration solution. The ZimbraME client provides Zimbra Collaboration Suite (ZCS) Open Source and Network Edition users worldwide with free access to the Zimbra experience with e-mail and calendar on mass-market Java-enabled mobile phones.
This extends Zimbra's reach of services to the broadest range of devices available in the market and builds on Yahoo!'s leadership in e-mail and mobile Web services and as a key starting point for consumers.
"ZimbraME is key to delivering on our strategy and commitment to provide the best experience and widest range of desktop and mobile support of any messaging platform in the market today," said Satish Dharmaraj, co-founder, Zimbra and vice president, Yahoo!. "In an increasingly mobile world, a large percentage of people use mass-market handsets and expect to have access to information without needing a smartphone."
ZimbraME is an over-the-air downloadable Java-based application for mobile devices that allows ZCS users to access their mail, contacts and calendars. It retains the powerful search capability found in the Zimbra AJAX client.
ZimbraME source code is available to the Zimbra community for feedback and enhancement, as well as to implement ZimbraME on the devices of their choice. Popular mobile devices supporting ZimbraME include the BlackBerry 8800 and 8820 series; the Motorola RAZR2; Nokia E61 and N73 handsets; the Sony-Ericsson W950i handset; and the Samsung SGH-E900 handset, adding to Zimbra's longtime support for wireless platforms that includes Symbian, Windows Mobile, Palm and iPhone. Additionally, Zimbra supports native sync to BlackBerry handsets via the BlackBerry Enterprise Server.
Source: efynetwork
This extends Zimbra's reach of services to the broadest range of devices available in the market and builds on Yahoo!'s leadership in e-mail and mobile Web services and as a key starting point for consumers.
"ZimbraME is key to delivering on our strategy and commitment to provide the best experience and widest range of desktop and mobile support of any messaging platform in the market today," said Satish Dharmaraj, co-founder, Zimbra and vice president, Yahoo!. "In an increasingly mobile world, a large percentage of people use mass-market handsets and expect to have access to information without needing a smartphone."
ZimbraME is an over-the-air downloadable Java-based application for mobile devices that allows ZCS users to access their mail, contacts and calendars. It retains the powerful search capability found in the Zimbra AJAX client.
ZimbraME source code is available to the Zimbra community for feedback and enhancement, as well as to implement ZimbraME on the devices of their choice. Popular mobile devices supporting ZimbraME include the BlackBerry 8800 and 8820 series; the Motorola RAZR2; Nokia E61 and N73 handsets; the Sony-Ericsson W950i handset; and the Samsung SGH-E900 handset, adding to Zimbra's longtime support for wireless platforms that includes Symbian, Windows Mobile, Palm and iPhone. Additionally, Zimbra supports native sync to BlackBerry handsets via the BlackBerry Enterprise Server.
Source: efynetwork
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