Funambol - Blackberry Storm client to sync contacts, calendars & email

**monsitj** · 03-08-2009

The Funambol BlackBerry Storm sync client enables users to keep their contacts, calendars, tasks and notes in sync between the Storm, a Funambol server, and email systems and desktop apps. The Funambol BlackBerry Storm push email client lets users get free push email on their handset from popular email systems. Storm users can utilize the software for free by signing up for an account on the myFUNAMBOL Portal at http://my.funambol.com.

"The BlackBerry Storm touchscreen handset, like iPhone and Android, raises the bar for smartphone manufacturers," said Fabrizio Capobianco, Funambol CEO. "At the same time, users increasingly expect to seamlessly access their contacts, calendars, email, and more, on their phone, the web and desktops. We are excited that Funambol now enables Storm users to access this information, anytime, anywhere."

The Funambol BlackBerry Storm sync and push email clients enable users to sync contacts, calendars, tasks, notes and email with a Funambol server, including myFUNAMBOL. The Funambol server can sync with Gmail, Yahoo! Mail, AOL Mail and Hotmail, and desktop apps such as Outlook and Thunderbird. The sync client is part of the latest Funambol monthly phone pack that is in Funambol's commercial Carrier Edition software and that has been deployed on myFUNAMBOL. This phone pack also includes the latest Funambol Symbian sync client that supports new Nokia phones, enabling users to keep PIM data in sync between their phones, the web and desktops.

**Kirmiac** · 03-08-2009

For a while worked the Funambol, only now we can get in the logs of the ds-server "session not found". Everything on the "HTTP 408 Request Timeout" error. This occurs when the client requests expired session ID.

Has anyone in terms of experience?

**Salome** · 03-08-2009

Funambol has the version 7 of the same push e-mail and PIM synchronization server released. The server also now dominated notes with native SyncML clients. Some functions, such as the BlackBerry client, were previously presented separately.