Empower BES MailBox - Seperate Work (BES) and Personal (BIS) Emails!!!
Hot on the heels of releasing InstaSpell Empower has released a beta version of Empower BES MailBox. This application is allows users to separate their BES and BIS emails into different boxes. This is a big deal since you can not do this natively on your BlackBerry. It also removes the clutter of having SMS, PIN, and personal messages mixed in with your work emails. The new application adds a BES icon that only shows your BES/Work email. Check out the post on BlackBerryForums.com for more info or use the download links below. Currently the version is 0.91.0.52 and weighs in at less than 20K. Enjoy this great application!
OTA: http://www.getempower.com/bes/ebm.php
PC-DM: http://www.getempower.com/bes/Empower_BES_MailBox.zip
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September 11th, 2007 16:51
[...] Fuente: BerryReview [...]
September 12th, 2007 08:47
[...] the guys who did the HTML Mail Viewer, have opened up a beta for their next project: the Empower BES Mailbox. It’s a simple little app that keeps your BES e-mails in a separate [...]
September 12th, 2007 09:40
[...] the guys who did the HTML Mail Viewer, have opened up a beta for their next project: the Empower BES Mailbox. It’s a simple little app that keeps your BES e-mails in a separate [...]
September 20th, 2007 10:01
[...] work (BES) email from your personal (BIS) email has now grown up to version 1.0. This is an update to the program we mentioned last week. The new version has many new features but my favorite is folder based alerts. The other nice [...]
February 4th, 2008 11:12
Simple yet Awesome tool!!
February 4th, 2008 13:08
Yeah I am amazed RIM does not offer this functionality natively!