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 BlackBerry® Devices
The BlackBerry® is the device LongCall recommends most frequently to physicians. It is widely accepted as the device carried by first responders.
BlackBerry® devices are easy to use, reliable and remain a solid focused
messaging system. In addition, these phones support Bluetooth® for hands free
phone conversations. The Web Browser does allow for information look-up via the
web. When our email systems are used to send messages, they are usually
received within seconds. Web based medical information sites such as UpToDate can be easily accessed.
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 Palm OS® Based Devices
One of the greatest advantages to the Palm OS® is that it supports a large number of 3rd party applications. Through the use of our Goodlink server the Treo as well as other Palm OS® based devices can receive push email which essentially means that the email is on the device as soon as it is sent by the other party. This overrides the built-in pull email system. In the “pull” environment the recipient must request the device to retrieve email. Through the LongCall™ System you can have all the benefits inherent to the Palm OS® system while gaining the added benefit of automatic and instantaneous message retrieval. Programs such as Epocrates can be installed on this device.
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 Windows Mobile® Devices
Examples of phones that represent this class of device are the Treo™ 700w and the new Motorola Q™. With the use of our Hosted Exchange server the Motorola Q™ truly becomes a full featured smart phone. Contacts, email, tasks are all synchronized over the wireless network. When the LongCall™ email systems are used to send messages, they are usually received within seconds. Windows Mobile® is best for the user that wants an experience similar to that of their laptop, but on a smaller scale. Programs such as Epocrates can be installed on this device.
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