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Exchange ActiveSync® is a communication protocol that enables mobile, "over-the-air" access to e-mail messages, schedules, contacts, tasks, and other Exchange Server mailbox data. When using Microsoft Windows Mobile–based phones, or Exchange ActiveSync–enabled mobile phones that are available through Microsoft partners, it's easy to gain mobile access to Exchange Server for e-mail messages, voice mail, fax messages, schedules, contact information, and tasks. You can get your work done nearly anytime, anywhere, with Exchange ActiveSync–compatible devices. | • | Learn more about end user benefits: Exchange ActiveSync’s built-in features, such as Direct Push technology, synchronize e-mail, contacts, calendars and tasks between a mobile phone and a Microsoft Exchange Server enabling anywhere access to critical information.
| | • | Learn more about IT administrator benefits: Exchange ActiveSync allows organizations to lower costs, control devices and protect sensitive information.
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Exchange ActiveSync LicenseesBy taking advantage of Exchange ActiveSync through compatible devices and software, organizations can avoid the added cost of middleware or service fees. The companies listed on this page are Exchange ActiveSync licensees and provide mobile devices and software supporting Exchange ActiveSync. Apple | With iPhone software, iPhone supports Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync, delivering push e-mail, calendar, and contacts. If your office uses Microsoft Exchange Server, iPhone software allows you to wirelessly push company e-mail, calendar events, and contacts to iPhone over a 128-bit encrypted SSL connection. With secure push e-mail and over-the-air contacts and calendar features, users can stay up to date wherever they go. And thanks to the iPhone Multi-Touch display, they’ll find it easier to perform common tasks such as accepting meeting invitations and finding contacts in the company directory or Global Address List (GAL). |  | DataViz, a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner and ISV with more than 25 years of Microsoft Office compatibility experience, provides a commercially available Exchange ActiveSync client, RoadSync. Committed to extending this wireless technology to reach the world's most popular smartphones via one standardized application, RoadSync supports Symbian S60, S80, UIQ, Windows Mobile, Palm OS and Java based devices such as the popular Nokia E71, N95; Samsung innov8; Sony Ericsson P1i; Motorola Razr; Palm Treo, and more. Additionally, select devices come with a preloaded version of RoadSync powered by DataViz. As a premium solution, RoadSync offers key productivity features such as Direct Push, Remote Wipe, HTML e-mail with subfolders, contacts with photos, calendar, tasks and attachments. Supporting Exchange Server, RoadSync offers IT departments the ability to maximize device investments while taking advantage of the latest server enhancements. |  | Helio, now part of Virgin Mobile USA, lets its users stay connected with high-end devices, innovative market-first services and smart pricing all running on a large high-speed 3G network. The Helio Ocean wirelessly synchronizes with e-mail, calendar, and contacts in Microsoft Exchange using Exchange ActiveSync. |  | Mail for Exchange synchronizes your business’s Microsoft Exchange service so employees can use their Exchange inbox, calendar and contacts on their Nokia mobile devices. With over 40 Nokia devices featuring Mail for Exchange, users can wirelessly synchronize calendar, contact and tasks as well as mobile e-mail from their Microsoft Exchange Server. Nokia devices make it easy for businesses to deploy mobile e-mail using existing investments in Exchange servers. The Mail for Exchange on Nokia experience is supported over a mobile network or wireless LAN. Attachments such as documents, spreadsheets, and presentations can be downloaded for viewing, and depending upon the applications on the device in use, such attachments can also be created or edited. Find one of the superlative devices to keep your busy professionals on track with easy access to their business e-mail. |  | Palm phones are thoughtfully designed for people who define their workday the way they see fit. Users can respond to business and personal e-mail, stay on top of appointments and contacts no matter where they are. Using Microsoft's Direct Push technology, Palm provides e-mail, calendar and contact updates to the handset as they arrive allowing users to stay in sync with work in a reliable and secure manner. |  | RemoSync is an innovative application from Remoba that allows users to stay connected to their corporate e-mails, contacts, corporate directory, calendar, and tasks directly through their Microsoft Exchange Server. Direct push without a proxy and Exchange ActiveSync protocol assure solid security, along with administrator-managed PINs, remote data wipe, and SSL encryption. RemoSync is one of the applications that give feature phones the features and security of smart phones without the overhead of proxies or expensive server licensing. |  | Samsung enhances user experiences by implementing Exchange ActiveSync (EAS) protocol to the wide ranges of handsets. The handsets equipped with EAS seamlessly interoperate with Microsoft Exchange Server to receive e-mails and synchronize calendars and contacts while on the move. The experience is not limited to the high-end smart phones. In order to fulfill the demands from customers of vast variety, Samsung provides its own Exchange ActiveSync solution for the ranges of Samsung handsets. |  | Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications serves the global communications market with innovative and feature-rich mobile phones, accessories, PC-cards and M2M solutions. Since 2007, Sony Ericsson has offered Exchange ActiveSync as standard on all mid-level handsets up through the portfolio into the higher end of the range. Users can easily access, interrogate, and synchronize their e-mail, calendar, and contacts information while on the move, leading to overall productivity gains for the enterprise customer. |  | Symbian Limited licenses Exchange ActiveSync for use in Symbian OS, an open-standard operating system for advanced mobile phones. |
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