HyperSynch connects iPhone, Droid, Blackberry,
Windows Mobile phone users to email, contacts, calendars, projects,
data, tasks and corporate networks
“Push”
email software plugs into HyperOffice collaboration suite for SMBs, making “over-the-air”
business-class collaboration and email affordable at about $10 per monthROCKVILLE,
MD., 10 Mar. 2010 – Beta testing begins today for
HyperSynch, software
that automatically taps into corporate networks, updating and
synchronizing desktop email, contacts, calendars, documents, projects,
tasks and notes with the wide range of smartphones carried by users of
HyperOffice -- including the iPhone, Droid, Blackberry, Windows Mobile
and other wireless devices.
“Bring your own device,” said
Farzin Arsanjani. “HyperSynch supports over 1,700 phones. Which means
the battle over whether to buy Blackberry Enterprise Server or
Microsoft Exchange Server or MobileMe, over how to connect to contacts
and conversations from Outlook, just to book a meeting or keep a
project ticking along at a small to mid-sized business (SMB), when
everyone wants this phone or that, is over.”
“HyperSynch adds
amazing simplicity to HyperOffice,” said Arsanjani. “It’s the first
‘
over-the-air push email’ tool that supports all the major mobile
devices running on all the major wireless platforms. And, more than
‘push,’ it’s bi-directional synching between desktop and smartphone, to
help you keep up with email, messages, data and event reminders. It
doesn’t matter where the data is stored, or where you are. It doesn’t
matter where team members and business partners are.”
HyperOffice
is the award-winning, cloud-computing, software-with-services
collaboration and communication suite that makes it easy for company
owners, employees, customers, partners and suppliers to run and grow a
business by working together, planning projects, sharing documents,
scheduling meetings, and more.
HyperSynch enters beta as
HyperOffice emerges from its own beta. Rebuilt from the ground up, Ajax
and other Web 2.0 technologies power the new version of HyperOffice,
which integrates a range of software-as-a-service business applications
over the Internet -- shared calendars and contacts, access to documents
stored on the company network, project management, web conferencing,
databases and web forms; forums, polls and wikis; project and task
portals, Intranets and Extranets; user rights, versioning, commenting,
backup, and more.
A subscription to HyperOffice with
business-class hosted email services costs about $10 per month, per
user – and HyperSynch will be built in at no additional cost. For SMBs,
this delivers the power and productivity of costly corporate
collaboration products, plus business-class email, plus HyperSynch,
plus IMAP and POP access, 5GB of storage per mailbox, unlimited
aliases, and the ability to send and receive email from Outlook or any
email application.
“Compare this with other approaches that cost
more than twice as much,” said Arsanjani. “And these other approaches
work only with a limited number of smartphones and operating systems,
and you still need to buy, install and fix server software. With
HyperSynch, SMBs get push email and over-the-air synchronizing of
calendars, contacts, tasks, and more, between your smartphone and
desktop, affordably.”
To see a video demo and for more information, click here:
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http://blog.hyperoffice.com/feed/“Most
users today have to collect email manually, with a send/receive
command. This drains your battery, because the phone is doing all the
work,” said Farzin Arsanjani, president of HyperOffice.
“With
’push email,’ HyperSynch inverses this tedious process. The server does
the heavy lifting. Continually and automatically, it sends email to you
as soon as it arrives. It notifies you when a colleague assigns a task
or invites you to a meeting. It updates shared contacts. And you don’t
drain your battery logging on and off all day,” said Arsanjani.
HyperSynch
supports bi-directional synchronization between mobile devices and
desktops, plus backup and restore capabilities for contacts, calendars,
tasks and notes, using multiple protocols, including SyncML,
ActiveSync, OMA, IMAP. SMS, XML and WSDL. The push engine supports
TCP/IP, CTP and CMS to Microsoft Outlook and other email clients. It
registers and provisions devices and services, including billing and
account management systems.
HyperOffice contact:
Farzin Arsanjani
HyperOffice Inc.
http://www.hyperoffice.com
[email protected] 1.240.428.1700
Agency contact:
Steve Leon
Technopolis® Communications Inc.
http://www.technopolis.com
[email protected]+512-288-0950
To request a demo for editorial evaluation and potential review, contact: Steve Leon,
[email protected], 512-288-0950.
