How to Set Up MS Exchange on iPhone 3G

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Summary: An exciting feature of the new iPhone 3G is that it allows you to hook up with MS Exchange as soon as you remove it from the box. This means you'll be able to wirelessly push company email, calendar events, and contacts to your iPhone over a secure, encrypted connection. Imagine, your own mobile office all contained in one convenient location.

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Follow along as the eHow and Expert Village Digital Lifestyle Expert shows you how to set up Microsoft Exchange on your iPhone.
Step 2

The new iPhone 2.0 software ensures the most secure encryption for the transmission of confidential company information.
Step 3

Any transmitted sensitive data can be securely managed by IT administrators using remote wipe and enforced security and password policies.
Step 4

Employees will be able to authenticate via a variety of ways, including: password, two-factor token, or digital certificate.
Step 5

With these features, you'll be able to access anywhere in the world with the added benefit of knowing your information is protected.