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Aardvark working on Exchange client for Google Android

by Darcy LaCouvee on October 31, 2008 9:31 am

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Exchange is coming! Time to dance!

Exchange is coming! Time to dance!

Yesterday we were notified that a company called Aardvark was working on a Microsoft Exchange client for the Android OS. If you go to the company’s website, you can sign up to participate in its beta program – when it becomes available.

For its part, Aardvark promises:

Realtime, wireless synchronization of email, calendar, and contacts.

The most popular messaging platform will soon be available on the Google Android OS and T-Mobile G1.

Public launch begins Q1 of 2009 and our limited beta will commence shortly.

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http://www.google.co.uk Mark

Hmm.. IIS holding page. Doesnt fill me with confidence…
http://www.androidauthority.com/ Stefan Frank

Well, that’s strange. It worked for me this morning – that’s how I got the aardvark logo.
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Paul

Works for me.
John

What website do I need to go and sign up?
http://www.androidauthority.com/ Stefan Frank

The link is in the post.
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Eagerly awaiting this so we can look to replace the DASH as the default phone at work.
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http://www.back.net.au Steve Glachan

In the meantime people interestin in this topic should check out ‘TouchDown’ MS Exchange app for Android OS. It has been created by NitroDesk and is on the Android Market too. (Documentation etc. here: http://tinyurl.com/tdstart)
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