Pumatech announced that Danger, Inc., creator of the Hiptop Wireless Solution, will offer Pumatech’s synchronization technology to its wireless operator partners. The solution will allow Danger’s wireless operator partners to offer users of Hiptop enabled devices the option of synchronizing calendars, contacts and tasks between their devices and personal information management software such as Microsoft Outlook, Lotus Notes and Organizer, and Novell GroupWise.

Business Week takes a look at a database program called AskSam 5. The program allows you to import PDF files and messages from email clients such as Microsoft Outlook and Outlook Express. Each imported message, which you can bring into the database using the File menu’s Import Email command, becomes one database record.

Wildfire Communications announced the addition of the Wildfire Contact Manger to the Wildfire Virtual Assistant. The Contact Manager enables you to import contacts from Microsoft Outlook directly into your Wildfire account, eliminating the need to recreate information and allowing access to those contacts through voice commands.

This article from the San Francisco Chronicle is about ChoiceMail from DigiPortal Software. The reviewer says that this is a winning solution in the fight against spam.

Genesys Conferencing and Hewlett-Packard announced an agreement to integrate and deliver a trial offer of Genesys Meeting Center on the HP Jornada 928 WDA. Features available in Genesys Meeting Center 2.0 provide advanced meeting functionality through the integration of audio, web and desktop multipoint video, enhanced Microsoft Outlook Calendar support and Microsoft MSN Messenger.

Business Week takes a look at a database program called AskSam 5. The program allows you to import PDF files and messages from email clients such as Microsoft Outlook and Outlook Express. Each imported message, which you can bring into the database using the File menu’s Import Email command, becomes one database record.

The Register reports that Sun Microsystems is evaluating launching an email client to rival Microsoft’s Outlook, and a separate database for deployment on the edge of a network.

Microsoft and AT&T Wireless announced the formation of a strategic alliance. AT&T Wireless and Microsoft have developed and will distribute end-to-end solutions for Microsoft Windows Powered Pocket PCs, Smartphones and laptops. These solutions are designed to provide wireless access to email, information and applications behind corporate firewalls.

This article from the San Francisco Chronicle is about ChoiceMail from DigiPortal Software. The reviewer says that this is a winning solution in the fight against spam.

InfoWorld reports that a new security hole has been found in Microsoft Exchange 5.5. This new vulnerability could potentially allow a malicious hacker to can launch an attack and crash Exchange by blocking bi-directional email traffic or could seize total control of the machine.