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Consilient wants to push your email. Should we forget about Blackberry's and try out Consilient's new push mobile email application? This former partner of RIM looks like it has the inside scoop on push technology with this new offering that was built for the Asian market, and has recently traveled to North American soil. Consilient's free push offering includes access to five email accounts, including Gmail, Hotmail and Yahoo, along with IMAP and POP accounts. The company states that they do not store passwords and the free application will push out emails in real time as they are received into personal and corporate email accounts that have been setup in the application. The push application is available for most popular phones and Windows Mobile devices, and does have the ability to accept attachments in Word, PDF and Excel formats.
For users wishing to upgrade from the free account, a $5/month (plus a $10 activation fee) plan is available that will unlock enhanced features that allow content sharing and mobile social networking.
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Subscribe to commentsToddApr 4th 2007 5:22PM
No RAZR support? Ahhh hello? There are 20 million of us.
http://www.consilient.com/help/phones/
DavidApr 4th 2007 5:29PM
Do you get to sign up for spam as well? You have to choose 5 of your favorite spams to get through...
JJApr 6th 2007 10:34PM
I don't think they spam you - their website says something to that effect, instead it says the application will display embedded ads (in the future). I'm guessing this must be something like how Windows Live Messenger contains ads - subtle but they're there. Anyway I've got it running on my Nokia - I like it! I haven't seen any ads or spam yet either.