My Phone: Microsoft’s MobileMe

We should expect to see Microsoft My Phone (formerly known as Skybox) will make its debut officially at MWC in Barcelona. My Phone offers services similar to Apple iPhone to provide synchronization of personal contacts, calendar entries, photos between your phone and the Web.  The service (available only with Windows Mobile 6 smartphones) also provides backup capability should you lose your device. User need to enroll to get the Web account with 200MB free storage space.

Some restrictions regarding to the synchronization:

• If you have an active connection with Microsoft Exchange server (which is frequently used for corporate e-mail), My Phone will not synchronize your contacts, calendar appointments, or tasks.
• If you have Windows Live installed on your phone, it will synchronize your Windows Live contacts with the Windows Live web site, and My Phone will synchronize your other contacts to your account on the My Phone web site.
• If you have an external memory card and selected My Phone’s recommended settings, information on the external memory card will not be synchronized.
• If you store contacts on the SIM card provided by your mobile operator, My Phone will not synchronize these contacts.
• If you have any documents stored outside the My Documents folder on your phone, My Phone will not synchronize these documents.

Read more details HERE: www.windowsmobile.com/myphone

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