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Microsoft touts Exchange mobility features at TechEd

Exchange Server 2007 improves e-mail searches on mobile devices

June 12, 2006 12:00 PM ET

IDG News Service - Microsoft Corp. today showed off new mobility features that will be available in Exchange Server 2007, the next version of the company's e-mail and messaging software.

The forthcoming update improves e-mail searches on mobile devices, allowing users to search through a greater number of e-mails than they can right now, said Megan Kidd, group product manager for Exchange 2007, at the company's TechEd conference in Boston.

With the new software, a remote user can wipe all Exchange Server-fed data from a device if it is lost or stolen. Currently, only someone with Exchange Server administrator privileges can do this.

Exchange Server 2007 also will allow mobile device users to reply to meeting requests in a variety of ways, Kidd said. Currently, when users receive a meeting request from Exchange Server on a mobile device, they can reply only by accepting or declining the invitation. With Exchange Server 2007, a user will be able to do either of those things and send an e-mail reply to the sender or forward the message.

In addition, Microsoft will for the first time include user interface technology in Exchange that allows e-mails to have the same look and feel on mobile devices as they do in the Outlook e-mail desktop client or on Outlook Web Access, a Web-based mail system.

Devices that license Microsoft's ActiveSync technology will be able to leverage Exchange Server 2007's new mobility features. So far, Microsoft has not lined up vendors to support the new software, but the company expects that there will be devices available next year after the general availability of Exchange Server 2007, Kidd said.

Microsoft plans to release a public beta of Exchange Server 2007 at the end of July. Users can preregister for the beta now at www.microsoft.com/exchange/preview.

Exchange Server 2007 is expected to ship by early 2007.


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