Rogers Wireless and Motorola Canada announced the availability of MyMail push email service on the Motorola RAZR V3. Now for the first time, Rogers Wireless' business and individual customers are able to take advantage of the first Java-based push email made available for a GSM Handset. MyMail, powered by Visto Mobile, gives customers all the benefits of a Personal Digital Assistant (PDA)-like device in the sleek form factor of a razor-thin mobile phone.

"The MyMail service together with the Motorola RAZR V3 is the ultimate combination of productivity and personal style," said John Boynton, Senior Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer, Rogers Wireless. "Now, Rogers Wireless customers can make better use of time spent away from their PC with a sophisticated yet easy-to-use service that helps them save time. Because this compelling service is so simple to use with access to address books, emails and calendar wherever you are, we are confident we have put in place an offering that addresses already existing needs and desires across our entire, ever-expanding mobile community."

By simply downloading the MyMail application over the air (OTA) to the Motorola RAZR V3, business-centric customers will immediately be able to receive, send, and delete messages and stay synchronized with their Microsoft Exchange or Lotus Domino email and PIM services while away from their desk. These corporate email users will have the choice of selecting either the Visto Enterprise Server (VES) or the Desktop Redirector Application (DAC), depending on the organization's size, scope and business requirements.

MyMail from Rogers Wireless, powered by Visto Mobile, is available now on the Motorola RAZR V3 with a Rogers Wireless Data Service Plan (DSP). Data service plans begin at $15/month and are available in packages up to $60/month.