Omnisky Rolls Out New Services

Posted By: Vanessa Wagar on Sunday, March 25, 2001 9:03:30 AM

At the Cellular Telecommunications and Internet Association (CTIA) conference this week, Omnisky demonstrated their wireless e-mail and Internet service running on the new Kyocera Smartphone.

In addition, they also introduced a new software enhancement to the OmniSky service that makes it easy for mobile professionals to wirelessly access their corporate Microsoft Outlook e-mail while on the go.

The service, Os CorporateLink software, lets OmniSky subscribers remotely -- and securely -- access their corporate e-mail from behind their corporate firewall. It is available now and can be downloaded for free from the OmniSky Web site.

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What on earth does this mean?

I.M. Anonymous @ 3/25/2001 5:59:52 PM #

Is OmniSky going into the voice phone business? Are they offering a flat-rate alternative for data, working with some voice carrier (Sprint? Verizon?)? I just got a Smartphone from Verizon, and I'm ecstatic with it, but if OmniSky offered data access for a flat rate, that would be mighty tempting.

That reminds me, I have to call OmniSky to cancel my service.

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