push email with the release of its Version 2.0 software.  New functionality enables users, to configure multiple mobile email accounts with optimized battery performance and phenomenal user experience.

It is now possible to send and receive emails, in real time, from your corporate, personal and family accounts all on the same mobile telephone.

“Making life easier is the name of the game,” said Moshe Levy, co-founder and chief technology officer of emoze. “The ability to deal with all email traffic from one mobile phone on-the-go saves time and effort scrambling for access or running around to find an internet café in a time of need.”

Managing multiple accounts with emoze Version 2.0 is simple and user friendly. Each account has its own unique, identifiable icon and when emoze transmits an email, a notification pops up on the mobile device and the correct email account is opened automatically. Each and every email shows its unique icon so that you always know to which account the email was sent.

Emoze has packed its Version 2.0 with new technologies that enable HTML support for web mail.  Using state-of-the-art technology for Java phones, it brings a cool, web-like view to your handset with outstanding graphics, fun themes and animated, swivel screens. Optimized battery performance is delivered by compressing all transmissions.  That means battery power is fine-tuned to use the least amount necessary; and messages use minimal data package time, lowering the data transmission costs.

“Multiple email on a single device has been the wish-list item for push communication technology," said Eitan Linker, CEO of emoze. "Version 2.0 takes a leap forward in making mobile email not only convenient and easy, but economical and efficient.  A better experience caters to user needs, bringing business and pleasure together!  Emoze is the best solution for the most advantageous mobile email. We deliver not just a technology, but a lifestyle!"

Emoze can be downloaded to a wide variety of mobile devices from expensive smartphones to standard Java-enabled handsets.

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