Available now, the suite provides access to corporate email on Microsoft Exchange and Lotus Domino systems via its OneBridge Mobile Groupware middleware component.
This supports various client-side platforms including Windows Mobile, Symbian, and Palm OS, as well as Apple's iPhone.
iAnywhere Mobile Office integrates with the iPhone's Mail client to provide offline access to emails.
IT administrators have control over user access and can restrict attachments and prevent users removing email data from a device, the firm said.
iAnywhere puts email on 3G iPhone
By
Daniel Robinson
on
Jul 24, 2008 4:19PM
The business credentials of Apple's 3G iPhone have been boosted by Sybase's iAnywhere division, which has announced enterprise email support for the device in its iAnywhere Mobile Office suite.
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