Without ActiveSync or an equivalent, iPhone users will still in most cases be able to check their Exchange e-mail using the Safari Web browser and going to their company’s Outlook Web Access page.

It should also be noted that going to Outlook Web Access servers through the iPhone's Safari Web browser works as well as one could expect, providing full access to Exchange email, calendars and ...

I talked about integration in an Exchange environment. Though the iPhone supports all common e-mail protocols, Exchange is the only business-oriented option for offering push notification of new ...

Microsoft Exchange and Lotus Domino e-mail users will be able to send and receive messages on the iPhone, either as an individual user or on a corporatewide basis. Apple’s much-hyped iPhone goes ...

The Apple iPhone syncs with Microsoft's Exchange email service, allowing you to read and send emails while on the go. As you send mails, the iPhone automatically stores common addresses in a cache ...

Synchronica announced a free trial of its Mobile Gateway 3.0 which provides mobile synchronization between Microsoft Exchange and the native email client of the iPhone Owners of the Apple ...

When you connect to your business POP, IMAP or Exchange email account from your Apple iPhone, the device will automatically load all the subfolders and archive folders associated with your mailbox.

The iPhone currently does not support e-mail synchronization with Microsoft Exchange, however, it does support browser based e-mail through the iPhone’s Internet access capability. Apple also ...

Reports suggest that a feature within Apple’s brand new iPhone 3.1 software update is disabling corporate Microsoft Exchange e-mail access for some first-gen iPhone and iPhone 3G users ...

Big news for corporate types from today's Apple iPhone SDK launch event: The much-ballyhooed handset is getting a bunch of enterprise upgrades, including push e-mail and Microsoft Exchange support.

Overall, the new $600 iPhone appears to be a major advance in the state of the art of 21st century gadgetry. But in one glaring area — e-mail — Apple Inc.’s new smart phone appears downright ...