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Everyone.net Mobile Email Everyone.net mobile email solutions – safe, synchronized and anytime, anywhere access to your Business Mail account. Mobile email from Everyone.net ensures that your Business Mail account is synchronized and secure from your desktop to Web Mail to mobile device. Send and receive email from your business account wherever you have Internet access. This service delivers messages instantly without costly per use fees. The flexibility of mobile email gives you an “in the office” experience. Attachments and messages are all accessible and synchronized via your mobile device. And should you misplace your PDA or smartphone, all messages can be reloaded easily. Finally a solution that meets your “mobile” needs! Smartphone Compatibility Gartner predicts that wireless email users worldwide will Everyone.net email works with most popular smartphones, including mobile devices from reach 100 million in 2009. Research in Motion (RIM), Palm, Motorola, and Nokia. By 2009, 1 in 3 mobile handset Email & Open Automatic phones will be a smartphone. Smartphone Stay In Sync Attachments Backups -Gartner Press Release, April 2006 √ √ √ Motorola Moto Q Nokia E61, E62 √ √ √ 63% of workers carry two or Palm Treo 600, 650, 680, more mobile devices daily. √ √ √ 700p -SearchMobileComputing.com, Palm Treo 700w, 700wx, 750 √ √ √ December 2005 RIM BlackBerry (BIS) √ √ √ Windows Mobile √ √ √ Symbian √ √ √ *See below for more details on compatibility, program requirements and data plans. RIM BlackBerry BlackBerry ® Internet Service (BIS) users can send and receive messages using their BlackBerry’s built-in email program. BIS automatically checks the Inbox every fifteen minutes. (Coming Soon: IMAP-IDLE will push new mail to the Inbox instantaneously!) IMAP keeps the Inbox synchronized with Everyone.net Web Mail, and desktop email programs such as Microsoft Outlook and Apple Mail. Palm Treo Palm ® Treo™ 600, 650, 680, and 700p users can send and receive messages using their Treo’s built-in email program, VersaMail, which can check for new email every five minutes. Palm also sells an advanced email program, ChatterEmail, which enables instant push delivery (via IMAP-IDLE) of new messages. IMAP keeps email and folders synchronized with Everyone.net Web Mail and desktop email programs such as Microsoft Outlook and ABOUT EVERYONE.NET Apple Mail. • Headquarters in San Jose, CA Treo 700w, 700wx, and 750 users can send and receive messages using their Treo’s built- • Powers email services for more than 300,000 client domains worldwide in email program, Outlook Mobile, which can be set to check for new email on an automatic since 1998 schedule. • Trusted by national service providers such as Netscape Treo users can open file attachments with office software that is typically bundled with the Communications and businesses like Wolfgang Puck Fine Dining , device. Treo 600, 650, 680, and 700p users can use DocumentsToGo by DataViz to open True Value Hardware , and Kaplan Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF, and image based attachments. Treo 700w, 700wx, and 750 University users can similarly use Microsoft Office Mobile. • Manages over 4.5 billion connections per month Motorola Moto Q Moto Q users can send and receive messages using their Moto Q’s built-in email program, Outlook Mobile. Moto Q users can open Microsoft Office file attachments with Microsoft Office Mobile. Nokia S60 Series 60 device users (e.g. Nokia E62) can send and receive messages using their Series 60’s built-in email program. All Series 60 devices support instant push delivery in most cases. Many Series 60 users, including Nokia E62 users, can open Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF, and image based attachments. Smartphone Data Plans Everyone.net strongly recommends that smartphone users subscribe to their mobile carrier’s “unlimited” data plan, which is typically available for a monthly flat fee. For more information about Everyone.net mobile email visit www.everyone.net . Everyone.net, Inc. For more information about 2635 North First Street, Suite 128 Everyone.net products or an office San Jose, CA 95134-2041 near you, visit www.everyone.net. 1-877-24 EMAIL or 1-408-519-8200 [email protected] Copyright © 2008 Everyone.net, Inc. All rights reserved. Everyone.net and the Everyone.net logo are registered trademarks of Everyone.net, Inc. All other products and companies may be trademarks of their respective owners. .
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