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I have been testing email synchronisation software recently on my Pocket PC (an O2 Orbit). I started with the built in Active sync and quickly realised it's limitations. It's slow, full of bugs and you don't seem to get any support with the software. So I checked the internet for alternatives.
There were a few push email applications out there, but most of the applications either were painfully slow, crashed my device or came with no support. I did in the end find one app that stood out though. Its called Always-On Mail and is distributed by a company call Work out of office. It was easy to install - I downloaded a free trial from:
Considering you didnt go out and search for it but you work for the company and it is probably your software says it not as good as you say it is and your pretty much just spamming. Joined every PDA site and probly copied and pasted this message on all of them.
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