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26/08/2010 Mobile Gateway - Push Email - Synchr… Home Documents FAQs Glossary Newsletter Contact Site Map Search Company Products Demo Buy Support Services Login News Mobile Gateway Architecture for Device Manufacturers Device Manufacturers Overview Contents Mobile Gateway 1. Functional Overview 8. Synchronization Engine 1.1. Mobile Email 8.1. Client Mapping and Conflict Resolution (Slow Features 1.2. PIM Synchronization Sync) Benefits 1.3. Instant Messaging 8.2. Client Mapping and Conflict Resolution (Fast 1.4. Social Networking Sync) Architecture 1.5. Web Feeds 8.3. Serializers and Deserializers 2. Architecture Overview 8.4. Device-specific Content Serializers Device Requirements 2.1. User Interfaces 8.5. Request Queue 2.2. Client Provisioning 8.6. Response Queue MediaTek Toolkit 2.3. Observation and Notification 8.7. Incoming Client Changes Live Demo 2.4. Instant Messaging 8.8. Outgoing Server Changes 2.5. Email Engine 8.9. Device-specific Settings FAQs 2.6. SMS / MMS Interface 9. Universal Data Connector 2.7. Synchronization Engine 9.1. Back-End Server Protocols Mobile Backup 2.8. Universal Data Connector 10. Front-End Connections 3. User Interfaces 10.1. Front-End Protocols 3.1. End-User User Interfaces 10.1.1. Dynamic Device Configuration 3.2. Administration User Interface 10.2. Content Model 4. Client Provisioning 10.3. Synchronica Email and IM Clients 5. Observation and Notification 11. Database 5.1. Observation Engine 11.1. Preferences and Data Mappings 5.2. Notification Engine 11.2. Java Persistence API Quotes 6. IMPS / XMPP Engine 11.3. Database Schemas We expect very high annual 6.1. IMPS 11.3.1. GWDB Database growth rates in penetration [for 6.2. XMPP and Proprietary Instant Messaging 11.3.2. SETTINGSDB Database wireless push email] over the next Protocols 11.4. Supported Databases four years, an average of roughly 6.3 Using Instant Messaging with Mobile Gateway 12. Implementation Scenarios 107 percent per year in growth. 7. Email Engine 12.1. Operator Implementation And likewise, we expect rapid 7.1. IMAP / POP3 and SMTP Engines 12.2. Security revenue growth rates in this space 7.1.1. IMAP / POP3 Engine 12.3. Scalability and Resilience as well. We forecast roughly 49 7.1.2. SMTP Engine 13. Network Integration percent of annual average growth 7.2. Transcoding Engine 13.1. Network Elements Overview in revenue in wireless push email 7.3. WAP Engine 13.2. Application Server space through to 2011. 7.4. Email-to-MS Engine 13.3. Database Server 7.5. Functionality Provided by the Email Engine 13.4. Monitoring Integration Matt Anderson 7.5.1. Email to SMS 13.5. Reporting Integration Senior Analyst 7.5.2. Email to MMS 13.6. SMSC Integration The Radicati Group 7.5.3. Social Networking 13.7. MMSC Integration 7.5.4. Web Feeds 13.8. Billing Integration 13.9. User Interface Integration 13.10. Device Detection Integration 13.11. Back-End Integration email address 1. Functional Overview Guarantee Synchronica Mobile Gateway 5 provides next-generation messaging - a single platform providing mobile access to push email , synchronization, instant messaging, social networking, and web feeds. People are increasingly using social networking and instant messaging for daily communication. Mobile Gateway will appeal to your entire customer base with a combination of mobile access to these services, as well as to more traditional electronic messaging services. Mobile Gateway 5 provides a clientless, standards-based solution with key advantages which are unmatched in the market. It combines many mobile and internet industry standards including LEMONADE, IMAP IDLE, OMA EMN, OMA DS, OMA CP, XMPP, and OMA IMPS for devices with native messaging clients and provides access to messaging services for more basic phones through Email to SMS, Email to MMS, and WAP Push, delivering mobile messaging services to any mobile phone in use today. synchronica.com/…/syncml-gateway-a… 1/27 26/08/2010delivering mobile messaging services to any mobile Mobile phone Gatewayin use today. - Push Email - Synchr… Mobile Gateway 5 provides mobile access to the most widely used services including Gmail and Google Talk, Yahoo Mail, Yahoo Messenger, Windows Live Hotmail, Windows Live Messenger, Microsoft Exchange, AIM, ICQ, Facebook, Facebook Chat, Twitter, LinkedIn, and any RSS-enabled web feed. 1.1. Mobile Email Mobile Gateway provides industry-standard (IMAP) push email using the built-in email clients of a wide range of smartphones and feature phones. Mobile Gateway also supports phones which would not usually be able to access push email services. Mobile Gateway's email-to-MMS and email-to-WAP technologies support entry-level feature phones which do not have built-in messaging clients. The email-to-SMS gateway further extends the market reach to legacy 2G, and non-data-enabled mobile phones. Due to its industry standard approach, Mobile Gateway supports all IMAP / POP3 email boxes including popular ISP email services, such as Gmail, Yahoo, or Windows Live Hotmail. In addition, Mobile Gateway also provides access to corporate email accounts on Microsoft Exchange, Sun Java Communications Suite, and Lotus Domino without requiring modifications on the corporate firewall. As part of the operator deployment, Mobile Gateway can feature an operator-branded email service, enabling an operator-branded email account to be offered to customers. 1.2. PIM Synchronization Mobile Gateway offers PIM synchronization (SyncML) using the built-in synchronization clients of a wide range of smartphones and feature phones. As an added value, Mobile Gateway also supports phones which would not usually be able to access synchronization services. The synchronization of key personal information, such as contacts and calendar entries, enables users to restore their phone data in the case of phone loss, damage or upgrade. PIM Push enables corporate users to have access to vital business information on their mobiles, thus ensuring that their staff are always up to date. Mobile Gateway supports contacts, calendar, and tasks synchronization on Microsoft Exchange, Sun Java Communications Suite, and Lotus Domino; accounts, contacts, and calendar on Gmail; contacts on Windows Live Hotmail. In addition to email accounts, Mobile Gateway can also feature an operator-branded PIM account which can be synchronized with SyncML-capable mobile phones. 1.3. Instant Messaging Mobile Gateway delivers instant messaging to a wide range of mobile phones by using the built-in instant messaging (OMA-IMPS) client available on many devices, allowing subscribers to stay connected to all their community friends without having to download additional software. Due to its industry-standard approach, Mobile Gateway supports all of the most popular instant messaging communities including ICQ, Google Talk, MSN / Windows Live Messenger, AIM, Yahoo Messenger, Facebook Chat, and any community which uses Jabber / XMPP. As a core feature, Mobile Gateway includes an XMPP IM server which can be customized to create an operator-branded mobile instant messaging community. In addition, fully brandable IM clients are available for Java-enabled handsets, as well as several smartphone platforms including the iPhone, Android devices, and Windows Mobile. 1.4. Social Networking Mobile Gateway provides push social networking to the built-in messaging clients on a wide range of smartphones and feature phones and extends social networking even to entry-level phones by sending feeds and status updates as MMS or SMS. Mobile Gateway supports the most popular social networking sites, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter. Users can update their Facebook status, keep up to date with their Facebook friends, and comment and post pictures. With Mobile Gateway, a user's mobile phone becomes their Facebook. Mobile Gateway access to LinkedIn network updates and Twitter tweets is also available. Updates can even be delivered from a wide range of existing social networking communities including operator-branded communities to any mobile phone. 1.5. Web Feeds The Mobile Gateway web feed service enables users to keep up to date with current events, sports, and entertainment news, using their mobile phone. With a built-in web feed (RSS) connector, Mobile Gateway provides as standard live updates from the most popular websites including Al Jazeera, BBC, CNN, ESPN, Entertainment and Gossip, The Financial Times, Mobile World Congress, Mobile Europe, The East African, and U.K. Weather. In addition, users can create their own web feed accounts from any website which supports RSS-enabled feeds. Updates are pushed as emails into a separate mailbox on any phone with a built-in email client. On entry- level phones, Mobile Gateway sends updates as an SMS, MMS, or WAP Push. As part of an operator deployment, Mobile Gateway's standard web feed list can be customized to offer operator-specific, local, and regional content providers. 2. Architecture Overview The architecture of Synchronica Mobile Gateway 5 is constructed from a number of components as shown in figure 1 - Synchronica Mobile Gateway architecture overview. At the front-end, the components connect to the Short Message Service Center (SMSC), Multimedia Message synchronica.com/…/syncml-gateway-a… 2/27 26/08/2010 Mobile Gateway - Push Email - Synchr… Service Center (MMSC), and General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) of a mobile operator network, as well as providing the front-end web interfaces for the service. At the back-end, they connect to the servers of email, synchronization, instant messaging, social networking, and web feed providers. Other components connect to a database which is used to store metadata about the items which are transferred between the front- and back-ends. This section provides a short description of Mobile Gateway's major components. In later sections, all components are described in greater detail. 2.1. User Interfaces The end-user interfaces provide end-users with convenient portals to create and manage their account via separate HTML and WAP interfaces. The Mobile Gateway administration portal enables customer-care staff to manage customer requests and system administrators to configure global settings, using any HTML browser.
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