SEVEN announced the immediate commercial release of push email on the latest mobile devices powered by Symbian OS v9. SEVEN's push email solutions will be immediately available on eagerly-anticipated devices such as the Nokia Eseries, ranging from the Nokia E61, a device built for mobile email, to mass market business handset Nokia the E50, the smallest of the Eseries, as the devices become available through SEVEN’s extensive network of over 90 mobile operators and numerous resellers worldwide.

Forum Nokia honoured SEVEN with Best S60 Enterprise Application Award in December 2005 and recently SEVEN push email was highly commended in the 2006 GSMA Award for the Best Mobile Enterprise Application.

As one of the few vendors accredited for Symbian Self Certification, acknowledging the quality and competence of SEVEN's development processes, SEVEN works in close cooperation with device manufacturers and Symbian to develop its push email solution, putting it through rigorous testing to ensure compatibility across a range of advanced 2G, 2.5G and 3G phones, smartphones and PDAs.

"Most people want to use just one device for both voice and data, and this next generation of Symbian devices offers a number of exciting options by integrating an applications environment with advanced voice services. The result is a range of new devices which, combined with our software, make it easier than ever to access corporate email and information while out of the office," said Paul Hedman, Chief Operating Officer, SEVEN. "Our developers have worked extremely hard to ensure that mobile professionals benefit from a seamless remote office experience, and quickly enjoy the productivity gains mobile email creates."