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ActiveSync
Software from Microsoft that is used to synchronize mail, calendars, contacts and other data between desktop PCs and mobile devices such as pocket computers, PDAs and smartphones. It is also the synchronization component in the Microsoft Exchange mail system. Introduced in 1996 as H/PC Explorer, it was designed to support Windows CE devices. It was renamed Windows CE Services in 1997 and renamed again in 1999 to ActiveSync.

Even TV Remotes
This TV remote control editor uses ActiveSync to transfer the codes programmed in the Windows PC to the TV remote. See RF remote control.
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In addition, Communicator is now available as a standalone product via Microsoft ActiveSync and includes full device-side configuration functionality.
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Furthering IT's trepidation, Apple and other vendors have licensed the handset side of the Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync protocol as the email client, thereby allowing users to easily connect their consumer smartphone to their corporate email servers.
Who's in charge of mobility? by Dan Dearing, vice president, Trust Digital / SC Magazine
Exchange also has a mobile component through the ActiveSync protocol that allows device makers to connect to Exchange and deliver e-mail via mobile devices.
As Exchange grows up, it plays more strategic role by Network World Middle East
 
 
 
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