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Novatel Wireless has Active Notifications support for EVDO, HSDPA: The Microsoft technology lets an Exchange messaging server push notifications to a cell data modem that’s got this Novatel technology to then alert the mobile user. This is akin to push email and even old pager networks, but it’s more generically available between the modem and the operating system. Active Notifications works while a Vista computer is sleeping, and can work with the tiny external panels that some laptops will sport for displaying limited information, called SideShow.
Posted by Glennf at January 16, 2007 11:59 AM
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