Re: AT&T Wireless says go Ogo

> If you're looking for a similar type of
> product/solution, you could try using a palmOne Treo
> 600 (which comes with a POP3 client) and you could
> look at exposing your mailserver's POP3 to the

Not so much interested with mail as am Contact/Enterprise information. 
We already have a large Palm wielding sales force, but so far all Palm
integration solutions we've tried have been toilet worthy.  

The powers-that-be here are just now ruminating to make OGo the core of
our customer information system since the our old one is basically dead,
we've snuck OGo under lots of corners already, and everything else
proposed has failed rather drastically.

> With the existing Palm Support in OGo, this could be
> an excellent solution for you.
> VPN <-> HotSync <-> OGo nhsd
> VPN <-> POP3/SMTP Treo Mail <-> Cyrus Imap/POP3 &
> Postfix/EXIM/Sendmail

You mean the Treo can sync WITHOUT a HotSync desktop?  The Palm talks
'directly' to nhsd over-the-net?  

I'm not a Palm expert,  I have a lowly m100.

> The Blackberry server software is currently only
> available for MS Exchange and Notes/Domino, with
> Novell Groupwise coming soon.  RIM's not really that
> big into supporting OpenSource software currently,
> since they sell the server side software, and for
> smaller clients, the are an Application Service
> Provider (via the Cellular network companies).  FYI,
> RIM will also be releasing a PalmOS client for
> Blackberry Server sometime in the future.

Kind of what I figured, but if one never asks...


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