Exchange ActiveSync enables mobile devices to synchronize email, contacts, calendars and other items associated with a Microsoft Exchange account. Exchange ActiveSync utilizes HTTP and XML to deliver ...

we have two. one is for a "partner" that buys his own phones, the other a tech friendly 20-something exec who decided after much consideration. we have iphones among managers and exec assistants and ...

The default mail client for the Android sucks. It doesn't synchronize Exchange mailbox folders automatically and it can't sync notes (and other things I'm sure, but those two are my standout issues).

Microsoft has just released a dedicated Android app for users of its redesigned mail service, Outlook.com, which should be good news for those with certain Android phones that are incompatible with ...

Rita was a Managing Editor at Android Police. Once upon a time, she was a pharmacist as well. Her love story with Android started in 2009 and has been going stronger with every update, device, tip, ...

Microsoft released a native Outlook e-mail client app for Android on Wednesday. The company signaled in its announcement that the app is ready for use in production environments by organizations, ...

Microsoft has published a "prerelease" version of its Outlook Web App for Android at the Google Play store. The release is still at the test phase. However, Microsoft had said back in March that ...

Jack Wallen offers some troubleshooting tips for syncing Exchange contacts and calendars on your Android smartphone. One of the most common issues I come across with business users and Android ...

Setting up an iPhone or other non-Android smartphone to sync with Gmail’s services just got a little more difficult. Google is dropping consumer support for the Exchange ActiveSync protocol soon as a ...

Microsoft today rolled out <a href="http://windowsteamblog.com/windows_live/b/windowslive/archive/2010/08/30/hotmail-now-supports-push-email-calendar-and-contacts ...

Patent disputes in the mobile world are no surprise to anyone who’s been paying attention, and even to those who really haven’t. Motorola and Microsoft have been at eachothers throats for a while now ...