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"A clever piece of software allows Pocket PC Phone Edition devices to receive notifications of new e-mails via SMS and then pull them off of an e-mail server.
PushMail was written to allow users to be able to receive e-mails over the air, even without a more sophisticated infrastructure provided by a Microsoft Exchange Server.
The software relies on the user mailbox's ability to send or forward a message to a SMS gateway when a new e-mail arrives.
PushMail hooks into the SMS queue and is notified when a new SMS arrives. This will cause it to analyse the SMS and if it matches the configured sender's id then it will perform a Send/Receive operation.
This is transparent to the user, and the application doesn't actually has to be running, since the native component will instantiate it when a SMS notification arrives."
Sounds like an interesting alternative to a push e-mail solution like Microsoft Exchange. If you have an unlimited text messaging (or at least unlimited incoming), then you should definetly check this out.
"A clever piece of software allows Pocket PC Phone Edition devices to receive notifications of new e-mails via SMS and then pull them off of an e-mail server.
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