Visto Provides Wireless Email Access to Canadian Subscribers

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(Redwood Shores, CALIF., April 28, 2003) – Visto Corporation (www.visto.com), the leading provider of personal and corporate mobile access solutions that are easy to install, administer and use, today announced an agreement to provide Bell Mobility subscribers system-wide with corporate and personal email on wireless devices. Financial details of the agreement were not disclosed.

Bell Mobility subscribers will be able to install and activate the InfoXpress™ service, a Bell Mobility branded version of Visto’s MessageXpress™ desktop and client solution, on selected wireless devices. Supported devices include Pocket PC OS devices such as the Audiovox Thera; Palm OS devices, such as the Kyocera 7135 and J2ME devices. InfoXpress service provides both online and offline email access, enabling convenient access to corporate email, such as Microsoft Outlook/Exchange and Lotus Notes/Domino, as well as POP3 email, while connected to the Bell Mobility network. The InfoXpress service will also allow subscribers to read, edit and create email when they are in an area without wireless coverage and then synchronize their email between their device and desktop solution when back in a coverage area.

“Bell Mobility is a leader and innovator in wireless services, and understands the value of providing their subscribers with reliable access to personal and corporate email on their wireless devices,” said Jean Tripier, Senior Vice President of Global Carrier Sales for Visto. “We believe this is a perfect fit for Bell Mobility because Visto supports the converged smart phones in use by many of their subscribers and has the proven, secure infrastructure wireless operators and enterprises require.”

“Messaging solutions like Visto's give enterprise customers a choice in the type of device their mobile professionals use to access email, said Tole Hart, analyst for Gartner Research. “Visto's email solution gives enterprises the flexibility in the devices and services they choose, and carriers the flexibility in offering different devices for email access.”

About Visto Corporation
Established in 1996, Visto is the leading provider of wireless messaging solutions to mobile operators for personal and corporate use. Visto’s technology provides secure access to the most widely used corporate applications over any network and on a broad array of devices, and supports both browser-based as well as offline-capable devices. Visto Mobile Access Solution, Server Edition, provides departmental and enterprise access to corporate email. Visto MessageXpress provides individual access to corporate, Internet and POP3 email. Both Server Edition and MessageXpress are well suited to the “converged” wireless PDAs/phones using Palm OS, Pocket PC, SmartPhone, J2ME and Symbian platforms. Visto’s WirelessInbox, provides real time access to corporate and personal email via direct access through desktop computers via any wireless device’s browser and is well suited to wireless phones with only WAP browser capability. Leveraging a portfolio of eight granted patents in synchronization, access and security technologies, Visto’s platform is a proven, scalable solution that has supported more than 2.7 million users. Visto’s solutions are available through wireless operators worldwide, including AT&T Wireless, Bell Mobility, KPN, Manitoba Telecom Services, Nextel Communications, Inc., Rogers AT&T Wireless, SaskTel Mobility, SmarTone and TELUS Mobility. http://www.visto.com

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Visto Corporation, Visto, the Visto logo, Visto Mobile, ConstantSync, Constant Synchronization and worklife.freedom are either trademarks or registered trademarks of Visto Corporation. All third-party trademarks, trade names, or service marks are the property of their respective owners and are used only to refer to the goods or services identified by those third-party marks. Visto's technology is protected by U.S. Patents 7,228,383; 7,225,231; 7,039,679; 6,085,192; 5,968,131; 6,023,708; 5,961,590; 6,131,116; 6,151,606; 6,233,341; 6,131,096, 6,708,221 and 6,766,454 and various other foreign patents. Other patents pending.

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