The product, called Anystyle, builds on the company's existing Workstyle Server, which lets handhelds connect to, and work directly with, Microsoft Exchange or Lotus Domino servers. Anystyle adds a client program that lets users store data and work with it when disconnected from their wireless net.
Users can set up limits about how much data is stored on their handhelds.
Anystyle will be phased in for different operating systems and servers throughout this year. In Motion 950 and 957 interactive pagers, which use the Palm OS, licensed from Palm, and will support Microsoft Exchange 5.5 and 2000 servers. Support for Lotus Domino will be added in the latter half of this year. Microsoft and Qualcomm formed wireless Knowledge in 1998. Feedback Tell us your thoughts on this article or the issues raised in it.