April 3, 2008 1:28 PM PDT

Zimbra Web e-mail goes mobile

Zimbra Thursday released a version of its Web e-mail client that works on Java-enabled mobile phones and Apple's iPhone.

Zimbra e-mail client on BlackBerry, iPhone, and Nokia handset

(Credit: Zimbra)

With the release, the company, a division of Yahoo, released the source code for the product, called ZimbraME (Java Mobile Edition).

People can also use the software with a commercially-supported version of the Zimbra Collaboration Suite 5.0, which the company released earlier this year.

With Java-enabled phones, people can use the downloadable software to get e-mail or access Zimbra's calendar.

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