Yet another farewell N900 post
 

N900 is a great device. I enjoy it so much, but yesterday my exchange team has disabled "allow non provisioned devices" and left me with no email on my phone.

As I can't work without having access to email, I'm now moving to probably android, moto milestone or htc desire or legend...

I will somewhat miss great camera and fast working browser.

Re: Yet another farewell N900 post
 

Are you sure your exchange account will work on those android phones? I'm not an expert on exchange topic, but I guess the implementation of exchange protocol on N900 and Android does not differ very much.

Re: Yet another farewell N900 post
 

there is 3rd party software that makes it possible.

Re: Yet another farewell N900 post
 

Tell your exchange team to shove it?

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I would believe having a job, or even an non-hostile work environment, is more important than what cell phone you use. At least it seems the OP thinks so.

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Non-hostile work environment is the one where nothing prevents me from using devices and OSes I like. My two cents.

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Surely if it is a prerequsit for your job to be able to read these emails your worl should provide you with the facility to do so mobile if needed.
Just my thoughts.

Re: Yet another farewell N900 post
 

@lattenwald: seriously? you'd put higher priority on the freedom to select your favorite email client over your personal\family's future?

Re: Yet another farewell N900 post
 

thanks for this useless information.

won't be missing you.

couldn't you write this to mfe thread instead? stupid way to gain attention imo.

e: please write this to forum nokia, or your countrys biggest mobile vbulletin board or similar. this is old news for us but probably new news for those people.

Re: Yet another farewell N900 post
 

Why even start such threads? There are probably 100-200'000 N900 users out there (or even more). With the dynamic nature of our existences, the reasons for or against a N900 will shift for many of us each week. It's just a gadget that suits a certain market segment. It never claimed to be the one-and-only-and-you-all-must-obey-me phone (as opposed to a certain cult-like thing from the west coast :-)