Previous versions of Workstyle have been designed to meet the needs of carriers and large corporations seeking to deploy e-mail, contact and calendar services to mobile users.

The latest member of the Workstyle family now allows individual business professionals to download and install Workstyle on their desktop PC to access data stored in Microsoft Outlook from a wireless device.

As more business professionals rely on e-mail and calendar information to manage their daily lives, mobile solutions like Workstyle Desktop Edition will provide them will the tools to wirelessly connect to the corporate data they require, when and where they need, said Eric Schultz, chairman and CEO, Wireless Knowledge.

The solution allows users to wirelessly synchronize information between their mobile device and their desktop PC. By following a simple set of rules, users can control the synch process and store data locally on a Pocket PC, such as Compaq iPAQ 3700 or HP Jornada 560, or a Palm OS device, like the Kycoera QCP 6035 or Samsung I300.

Workstyle Desktop Edition has a browser option that allows users equipped with a PC running Internet Explorer or a Web-enabled mobile phone running Verizon Mobile Web, Sprint PCS Wireless Web, or Nextel Wireless Web to access information.

The current version of Workstyle Desktop Edition offers support for desktop systems running Microsoft Outlook, and future versions will offer full support for Lotus notes.