Smartphones

Smartphones are the ideal productivity solution for both voice and data for your mobile workforce. They'll be able to stay in touch with the people and information that matter most. Access email, instant message, access the Internet, run business applications and more.

• Communicate your way: Call, email, instant message, or text message, all with one device.
• Use it abroad, too: Support for international frequencies lets you use your phone even when traveling overseas.
• Email and messaging:
  • Good Mobile Messaging from Good Technology™ provides users with real-time, push email/PIM and the most end-user features available. IT managers benefit from Good Mobile Messaging deployments due to enhanced remote device management; enhanced security features such as AES encryption, FIPS 140-2 certification, remote password policy changes; and remote data kill capabilities. Good Mobile Messaging supports wireless access to IBM® Lotus® Notes® or Microsoft® Exchange email.
  • Xpress Mail provides access to work email including Microsoft® Outlook and Lotus Notes, pushed automatically to your device.  Receive personal email on your device from Yahoo! Mail®, Comcast®, EarthLink®, and others.  You can also access your work calendar, view Microsoft Office® and PDF attachments, and search for addresses in your corporate address book.
  • BlackBerry Connect™ links some smartphones, such as the Palm® Treo™ 680, with the trusted BlackBerry® push email solution for corporate email, wireless calendar synchronization, Remote Address Lookup (RAL), and attachment viewing.  IT departments can leverage their existing BlackBerry Enterprise Server™ infrastructure for centralized device management, Triple DES encryption security, and the most widely-used IT policies: kill handheld, set password and lock, and set owner information. 
  • Microsoft Direct Push is a scalable and cost-effective wireless email solution that enables mobile professionals to easily stay connected to their Microsoft Outlook and Office information while on the go. Microsoft Direct Push sends email, calendar, contacts and tasks directly to a mobile professional's smartphone as soon as items arrive/change on the server, ensuring users are always in the know. AT&T's Direct Push service is designed specifically for companies with Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 interested in deploying wireless email on the AT&T Windows Mobile 5.0-enabled smartphone.
• High-quality calling: Connect wirelessly over AT&T's ALLOVER™ network**, the nation's largest wireless digital voice and data network. The ALLOVER network covers over 268 million people and is growing all the time.

* Wireless access to Outlook or Microsoft Exchange requires corporate IT assistance. Additional software, hardware and/or charges may be required.
** Coverage not available in all areas.

Mobile Software Store

Smartphone Downloads —search, purchase and download third-party applications for smartphones.
Windows Mobile 5.0 (non-touch screen version) Applications and Updates -find new and updated versions of Windows Mobile software, including Microsoft ActiveSync®.