Exchange 2010 updates for Windows Mobile

Posted By: David Tesar | Jun 23rd @ 12:01 AM | 26,025 Views | 12 Comments

Adam Glick shows us the newest Exchange 2010 features for Windows Mobile 6.1/6.5 and explains the goals the team had for the client mobile experience. On his WM 6.5 device, he walks us through conversation view, ignore/move conversation, voice mail preview, voice to text, and get free/busy. Additionally, he tells us about the new allow/block/quarantine phone list and reporting built in to Exchange 2010.

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Tags: Exchange, Mobile, Windows Mobile
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#Jul 2nd @ 1:42 PM
moon1234
moon1234

Now that is one old roller ball mouse on his desktop.  I think that keyboard must also be 7-10 years old.  Hmmmm.

#Jul 3rd @ 10:23 PM
Jaguar07
Jaguar07

Yes the hardware on his desk is an old design.  The beauty of it?  It works very well.  It doesn't require batteries.  It does not induce USB biased latency.  The video is addressing Exchange server.  Is it ADD that  moon1234 is suffering from, or just a total lack of common sense?  Do I really care?  Nope.

#Aug 10th @ 12:01 PM
Cheesey
Cheesey

I can't wait for the next windows mobile update.....it will be perfect for my ladies golf bags

#Sep 7th @ 6:37 PM
CharlesLN
CharlesLN

Matt, you are a very bad man.  Your father and mother should be ashamed of themselves that they raised a spammer like you ;-P

 

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#Oct 13th @ 5:25 AM
BABAPANDEY
BABAPANDEY

This was wondeful information provided.Smiley

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#Nov 5th @ 1:39 AM
clayts
clayts

Its great to see videos included in posts now... makes you really get an understanding of what is being talked about. I love the comment about the roller ball...HUGE! lol.

 

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