Q. Does Microsoft Online Services support BlackBerry?

A. Surprisingly, yes. If you ask very nicely, Microsoft does have a pilot service to support BlackBerry devices. Speak with your Microsoft rep for more information.

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ecfos (not verified)
on Nov 26, 2009
Yes it does in 3 different ways BES;Third Part and by using NotifySync http://www.microsoft.com/online/help/en-us/bpos/index.html?page=html%2F0932dcdb-fe09-4b47-8c94-440371124341.ht m and or look at http://notifysync.euops.net

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