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July/Aug 2005

Good adds smartphone and Lotus wireless support

Good Technology, a US-based developer of enterprise wireless systems for mobile applications, has announced an upgraded version of its GoodLink system. New features include support for Microsoft Windows Mobile-based smartphones; a 'road map' for implementation on Lotus Notes and Domino servers and Novell GroupWise; enhanced wireless security; and international language support.

GoodLink already supports the Palm OS and Microsoft Pocket PC platforms, and the company says it will support the Symbian platform in the future.

The company says there are than 118 million IBM Domino users and 34 million Novell GroupWise users around the world - all of whom can potentially now take advantage of its wireless connectivity products.