The OfficeInMyPocket.com servers collect email messages from your internet provider's email server, then send them instantly to your phone. This means that you won't need to log in and retrieve them.
The emails (incoming and outgoing) will still be stored on your ISP's server, so they'll also appear on your computer when you turn it on.
You have full control over when you receive new messages. You can set the service to only deliver emails to your phone at certain times on certain days. If you prefer you to even turn automatic push delivery off and synchronise manually. This may reduce data charges if you're using the service while overseas.
Yes. It allows you to deliver messages from up to four email accounts to your mobile phone.
No. OfficeInMyPocket.com will deliver the first 1,000 characters of each email message to your mobile. As you scroll down and read the message your phone will connect back to the server and download the remainder of message. You can download and open attachments by clicking on the 'attachments' link in the message.
We've set the service up this way so you can choose which long messages or attachments you want to view. This helps to keep data costs down and reduces the memory needed.
Normally it would connect automatically through your phone's GPRS mobile internet connection. It can also connect through WiFi where's it's available, if your phone supports that.
No. You can use OfficeInMyPocket.com with any network in the UK (The service has been fully tested on O2,Vodafone,Orange and T Mobile)as well as overseas, but your phone needs to be set up to enable mobile data access.
We strongly recommend you include a mobile internet data bundle in your mobile phone contract. All UK network operators offer reasonably priced options.
OfficeInMyPocket.com works with any PC running Windows XP or Vista with Microsoft Outlook 2003 (Service Pack 2) or Outlook 2007. You'll just need to install a small application on your PC to synchronise your data with our servers. Don't worry - it's 100% secure.
Very. OfficeInMyPocket.com encrypts all data with 128 bit AES during transmission. And if your phone is lost or stolen you can log into your account online and lock it or even wipe your data. If you get the handset back, or a replacement one, you can just log back in and resynchronise it with your PC.
Office In My Pocket gives you full access to your email (including attachments), calendar, contacts, tasks and notes in Microsoft Outlook. Using it in conjunction with Nokia's free Avvenu service you can also download and open other documents on your hard drive, edit them, resave them and forward them on. Contact us if you'd like to find out more about this.
Office In My Pocket will give you full access to your Outlook email and personal information management (PIM) data through your mobile, even when your PC is off. Then when you switch it back on the two will automatically synchronise.
Using Office In My Pocket in conjunction with Nokia's free Avvenu service you can also access documents on your hard drive through your phone when your computer is switched on. However you can sign up to an alternative paid-for service to enable full access to your files even when it's off. Contact us to find out more about this.
Anyone with a compatible handset and PC can use Office In My Pocket. However it's especially useful for people running their own business. It gives you access to all your key information so you can keep working wherever you are.
You can try OfficeInMyPocket.com for FREE. Once your 30-day trial has expired the service costs just £14.95 + VAT a month. You should expect to pay around £10 a month for data access from your mobile phone provider.
You can contact our helpdesk for immediate assistance during UK business hours (9-5 Monday-Friday). Just email us at support@e-s-e.co.uk or call us on 08453 707870.