How to setup Microsoft Exchange on Motorola Xoom

[Suigetsu]

What I think here is that Microsoft Xoom really need to have a support for Microsoft Exchange. It must have an ability to move the mails from an inbox to other folders. I am not able to understand the reason behind this. Does this can be due to the new platform on which the tablet pc is built. You have a 1GB of Ram with 1Ghz cpu and in that too you are allowed to work on limited basis. I found some tablet pc like iPad which are very smart on this move. Is there any option someone can think to have Microsoft Exchange work properly on Motorola Xoom.

[switchblade327]

What I found that the new Android 3.0 SDK Honeycomb has a support for what you are talking about. You just have to see that. For this why don't you try Moxier Mail is a mail manager for mobile phones with Android. This tool has a Terminal to synchronize with Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 and Microsoft Exchange Server 2007. Because of this the tool becomes very easy for android phones. You can just get a simple and complete interface to manage messages, contacts and calendar and tasks.

[BansiJ]

I had worked with Moxier Mail. I will too recommend you this. One of the great advantages of this manager is which supports editing multiple e-mails at the same time. This where you get an option to work on multiple windows on the same. In addition, the e-mails published in the smartphone are automatically updated on the server , allowing you to avoid the annoying loss of information if any incident occurs. Regarding security, the manager has support for SSL security protocol that encrypts messages to prevent information theft.

[Ceesar]

It is common that most of us work in a business where a mail server such as Microsoft Exchange 2003/2007. It is also right that smartphone running Android 2.x are compatible with Microsoft Exchange and later 2003SP2. So if you have that higher version of that then you do need to worry about the same. There can be some issue with the misconfiguration of the Microsoft Exchange server. You just need the most appropriate settings for that. Thee are ample of tools that you can use to sync the same with Microsoft Exchange.

[Odalis]

That is right that if you use a higher version of Android then you do not need any extra support for that. Right now there are also ample of android apps that you can use for Microsoft Exchange integration. Google's mobile OS should have no problems with Flash support 10.10. Google puts forward such a new opportunity to integrate the functionality of Microsoft Exchange. Remember also features Internet connection sharing with other devices. Just search for android apps for exchange.