HP iPAQ hw6900 Mobile Messenger FAQ
How do I get my corporate email sent wirelessly to the iPAQ hw6900 Mobile Messenger?
Unlike other devices on the market that lock you into one particular mobile email solution, the HP iPAQ Mobile Messenger can support many different solutions depending on your needs. For instance, the Server ActiveSync capabilities included with Microsoft Exchange 2003 can deliver an excellent user experience with full, continuous and secure over-the-air sync of Inbox, Calendar and Contacts. There is no additional charge for software once you have Exchange 2003 in place and there is no software to deploy since support is built into the Windows Mobile operating system. By upgrading to Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 with Service Pack 2, customers can also sync Tasks, access contact information on their company’s Global Address List, take advantage of stronger security policies, and more importantly receive e-mails in real-time using Microsoft’s Direct Push Technology.
For customers who choose not to deploy Exchange 2003, HP recommends the Good Technology GoodLink solution. GoodLink and the HP iPAQ hw6900 deliver a true “push” solution for email, calendar, contacts, tasks, and notes for Exchange customers. In addition, other solutions like those from Rogers using VES (Visto Enterprise Server) or Rogers MyMail for SMB segment.
What are the key features from the HP iPAQ family that will continue in the HP iPAQ hw6900 Mobile Messenger?
As with many previous HP iPAQ products, the hw6900 includes an integrated miniSD slot, removable/rechargeable batteries, transflective screen technology, integrated BluetoothÒ, Serial IR, built-in HP Photosmart camera (select models) and integrated microphone and speaker for built-in voice functionality.
What does integrated GPS technology provide in the new HP iPAQ Mobile Messenger?
The built-in GPS receiver with HP iPAQ Quick GPS8 Connection Utility provides the user with the ability to add navigation software that will provide driving directions at your fingertips to get where you need to go. A variety of GPS Navigation solutions and maps are available around the world, such as Microsoft Pocket Streets, HP Navigation Maps and Software powered by Navteq, and GPS Navigation powered by TomTom.
In addition, combining the built-in GPS receiver and HP Photosmart Camera, you can attach a GPS location to photos right when you take them. Then, use HP Photosmart Mobile Software on your HP iPAQ to view the location where your photos were taken using MapQuest. And, with HP Photosmart Premier Software, you can organize and search for photos on your PC based on their location and view where they were taken on a map.
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