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Server provisioning is a big -ve of Nokia N900. It works on 5800 all other E series devices. Corpoarations will not allow phone to talk to their exchange server unless it is implemented on N900. I cannot get my N900 to check emails even on Campus for the same reason.
The more I look at this issue, nokia just introduced in the market a half baked product which is wanting but can never really satiate you. There are ton of half baked features on N900 so on paper it looks great and when you try to use those there are so many caveats that it is practically useless. Do not give MFE if you cannot test it fully. It is amazing that Nokia MFE expert does not know about server provisioning. Even in the Nokia corp I am sure their IT dept would want to have server provisioning of the phones.
Well as said it is unfinished and half baked product. I hope they release software to make this a really usable product. Smart phone catatgory or even mobile catagory needs the email support unless nokia says use on only yahoo/google. I hope they release software to make this a really usable product. At this moment I am using just as a plane phone and surf. No corp email and slow ovi , few games here and there.
What a shame on such a fantastic hardware and more disappointment for early adopters.



Originally Posted by Texrat View Post
One thing I would not do is continue parroting the same thing over and over and over again in the same place.

I would escalate.

“The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.”
-Albert Einstein
 

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