LEMONADE is the Internet Standard for Mobile Email, based on IMAP and SMTP. This paper compares LEMONADE's approach to handling and delivering email and email attachments to mobile devices with that of the well known and widely deployed BlackBerry system. The paper looks at a possible alternative to the BlackBerry email service constructed using open standards, and in particular using LEMONADE for email access. The focus of this paper is on protocol and architectural issues for mobile email. This paper starts by showing a comparative architecture of each system, and then provides a more detailed comparison.
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