Zimbra broadens mobile capabilities for iPhone 2 with OTA sync

Posted by Dennis Sellers Apple ico Aug 29, 2008 at 5:00am

Zimbra—which makes open source, next-generation messaging and collaboration software—has released Zimbra Mobile for iPhone 2.0.

It provides over-the-air (OTA) two-way synchronization of e-mails, multiple calendars and contacts between user mailboxes and mobile devices, and enables “push” e-mail service for all versions of Zimbra Collaboration Suite (ZCS) Network Edition Standard or Professional, including the most current version, ZCS 5.0. Additionally, Zimbra Mobile for iPhone enables OTA photo-sync, so photos associated with iPhone contacts will sync with the Zimbra address book as well.

Support for iPhones running 2.0 software is part of a wide range of smartphones Zimbra Mobile already supports, including Microsoft Window Mobile devices (PocketPCs and Smartphones), Palm Treo series, Nokia E series, BlackBerry and other devises running third party clients. The ZCS 5.0 Open Source Edition is free. The commercially supported ZCS 5.0 Network Edition is available for a 60-day free trial on the Zimbra web site. Zimbra’s Hosted Demo is available for an immediate test drive of ZCS.

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Monica Davis Says:

Our Zimbra host <a >01.com</a> is planning to upgrade to 5.0.9 soon, according to their <a >blog</a>, supporting the iPhone’s multi-calendar over the air sync.

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