email received to notebook and PC & blackberry
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yes.
If its his work BB, Laptop etc then bascially the mailbox lives on a server and is sync'd to all the devices. When you read the mail on a device you're really just looking at a copy of the mailbox, and then the status of what has/hasn't been read is also syncronised across all the devices.
For example, there is an Exchange server in the office, when the user receives an email a notification is sent out to all the devices which contains the header (To, From, Subject etc) and a small amount of the data, or maybe the whole thing.
If its his work BB, Laptop etc then bascially the mailbox lives on a server and is sync'd to all the devices. When you read the mail on a device you're really just looking at a copy of the mailbox, and then the status of what has/hasn't been read is also syncronised across all the devices.
For example, there is an Exchange server in the office, when the user receives an email a notification is sent out to all the devices which contains the header (To, From, Subject etc) and a small amount of the data, or maybe the whole thing.
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Easiest way is to IMAP access to your email - lots of providers support this including i think Gmail.
For advanced contacts/tasks/calander etc syncing as well as mail you're looking at Exchange or the Blackberry comms server thing (both of which you have to pay for)
For advanced contacts/tasks/calander etc syncing as well as mail you're looking at Exchange or the Blackberry comms server thing (both of which you have to pay for)