fusionOne(TM), a pioneer in the development of next-generation Internet sync technology, today announced the public availability of its mobile desktop service, allowing fusionOne subscribers instant access to all their personal information -- email, contacts, calendar, files and bookmarks -- from any web-enabled phone. Powered by fusionOne's revolutionary Internet sync engine, fusionOne's mobile desktop automatically syncs back all activity to the user's collection of computing devices, including PCs, handheld PDAs and web applications.
The fusionOne mobile desktop, which will be syndicated to wireless carriers and portals worldwide, is built on fusionOne's underlying sync and data storage architecture. The fusionOne architecture consists of a store-and-forward model that enables fusionOne to hold an encrypted "digital vault" of all a user's personal information and subsequently provide the technology to deliver it -- in whatever shape it needs to be in -- to all edge devices. With the introduction of fusionOne's mobile desktop service, the company will enable any wireless, web-enabled device to access that digital vault and gain access to all information managed by the fusionOne service.
"To date, wireless data applications have been met with minimal success, because technology providers have focused solely on delivering public and perishable content to the new generation of wireless devices," said Rick Onyon, president and CEO of fusionOne. "With fusionOne's new mobile desktop, we are providing the killer app for the wireless web, access to personal and persistent content --content that matters to the individual every day."
While the fusionOne mobile desktop will eventually be offered as a premium service, for a limited time it is available free to all fusionOne subscribers directly from fusionOne.com or through fusionOne partners. To become a fusionOne subscriber, users simply sign up at www.fusionOne.com and specify the type of data and devices that they would like to keep in sync. By adding fusionOne Mobile to their list of managed devices, users will never be without their data.
With fusionOne's mobile desktop, users can:
-- Access their latest calendar and contact lists -- While
"legacy" mobile phones have
a limited capacity for phone
numbers, fusionOne mobile desktop
allows users to access and
directly dial ALL numbers listed in
their work or online
address book. Similarly, calendar
appointments for the entire
year can be browsed.
-- Forward important files via fax or email directly
from the
phone -- With fusionOne mobile
desktop, users can remotely
access important spreadsheets,
documents, presentations and
more. And, fusionOne allows users to
forward these files via
fax or email directly from the phone.
-- Receive work email in real-time -- fusionOne mobile
desktop
allows users to access their email
directly from their web
phone. And as mail is read or replied
to from the phone, those
changes are automatically reflected
in all other devices.
About the fusionOne Internet Sync(TM) Service
fusionOne's Internet sync service employs a unique store-and-forward
architecture that rapidly synchronizes information across both compatible and
traditionally incompatible systems. As information is entered or modified in one
device, it is automatically forwarded to a neutral storage space on the Internet
to be broadcast to the other devices the moment they connect to the Internet.
Recognizing that operating systems and applications vary across devices,
fusionOne automatically adapts and instantly translates the information to the
appropriate system. When a "transaction" is delivered to a device, the
data is automatically converted into the suitable format for that machine. For
example, information entered in Outlook on your office PC, is automatically
synced with Netscape Communicator on your home PC. With fusionOne, your
information is always available and always up-to-date, regardless of location.
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