Microsoft Extends Live Communications Server to Mobile Devices
Microsoft is extending its Live Communications Server 2005 capabilities to mobile devices, enabling enterprises to deploy trusted instant messaging (IM) and presence-enabled solutions that provide a consistent experience across PCs and smart mobile devices.
As an initial step, Microsoft will deliver a new mobile Live Communications Server 2005 client, for Windows Mobile-based devices. Beta availability is expected in the second half of 2005. http://www.microsoft.com
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