Nokia has made an agreement with PCCW mobile in order to provide mobile email platform for business services in Hong Kong. As a result, Nokia Intellisync will provide solutions for mobile email for users and business customers as well.

Nokia's service will be called "PUSH eMail" and is expected to have a great contribution in the increasing mobile email use. It will allow users to easily access their email, calendar, contacts, notes and task lists, thus improving the organizing level and providing fast and reliable information.

All that users need in order to start using "PUSH eMail" is a mobile phone that runs on Symbian and Windows Mobile/Pocket PC operating systems. Nokia Intellisync Email will provide one of the most efficient mobility platforms, or so they intend on doing. Moreover, it will support all of the main groupware environments, including MS Exchange, Lotus domino, Novell Grouwise and POP/IMAP messaging platforms. This means that the Nokia mobile phone users will have a wide range of possibilities to choose from when it comes to mobile email providers.

"Nokia Intellisync Wireless Email provides PCCW mobile the ability to offer the combination of functionality, security and ease of use to its business and consumer customers enabling them to continue to offer best-in-class mobility services for their new and existing customers. PCCW mobile can depend not only on the powerful capabilities of Nokia Intellisync mobilware, but also on our presence, reputation and service", said Mathia Nalappan, vice president, APAC Operations, Nokia Enterprise Solutions, Nokia. It seems as they have high confidence in the service's capabilities, as "Mobility is going mainstream and businesses and individuals alike need proven, dependable and secure wireless messaging services".

"PUSH eMail" will come in an easy to use and friendly package that is meant to reach high popularity among mobile phone users. The service will be available starting June 2007.