April/May 2008

Users of the free mobile push-email from US-based emoze can now enjoy a clearer, more sophisticated experience, the company says. And like it or hate it, they should soon be able to connect to social communities such as Facebook.

In effect, emoze has given its user interface a more Web-like appearance. It's an HTML interface, and can handle content such as pictures, logos, layout designs, signatures and other visuals.

Emoze claims to be one of the only services providing this capability, which is said to present ultra-friendly, PC-like messages by incorporating the facility to receive and view HTML coding.

Emoze is available for mobile users with Yahoo!, Gmail, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Exchange and Lotus Notes email accounts and can be accessed from a wide range of applicable mobile devices, smartphones and PDAs.

 

As for Facebook support, this is said to be coming 'in the near future'.