Bulletin.net's text message service for Microsoft Outlook 2007 has now been extended to operate for the Outlook 2010. Microsoft today approved this new service for use in Outlook 2010, adding to Bulletin's already highly successful service for Outlook 2007.

Microsoft first built-in a text message functionality into Outlook 2007. The success of this exciting new feature has led to an enhanced text message capability in the Outlook 2010 version, which is currently available as a Beta test.

Bulletin's unique and superior text message features are now also available for the 2010 version. Microsoft has tested and approved the service for global use by its customers.

"We are thrilled to have added this new capability and service to our powerful Web-to-Mobile messaging suite," said Rob Munro, VP Engineering at Bulletin.net."Our focus on delivering the highest quality and robustness of messaging services is a natural complement to Microsoft's requirements for its clients. We are therefore delighted to have been officially approved as a Microsoft Outlook Service Provider for text messaging."

Microsoft's new text messaging from Outlook 2010 incorporates a two-way reply and global service from Bulletin.net Inc. Unique patented Bulletin technology also means that when a reply is received, the original message is also displayed. This familiar feature of email, which ensures people know what the reply relates to, is now also therefore available for text messages.

For more information and for a free trial, please visit http://www.bulletin.net/product-outlook2007.html.