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Originally Posted by Guber99 View Post
iphone does the job it advertises.
You've got nothing better to do now I see. Yes, it does what it advertises and nothing more unless you jailbreak it.

N900 advertised MfE. MfE for me means being able to connect to work email as with E71.
For you. Had you been paying attention, you'd have realized provisioning was impossible on the N900.

Not so with N900, MfE different on this device and does not deliver.
It's no different. It's completely compatible with Exchange. When the server asks what kind of provisioning it supports, it properly answers "none." Had you put two and two together before buying the N900, you'd have realized that just might be the case.

Not that I'd use my device on a corporate exchange server that required it. Nothing quite like giving your employer carte blanche to wipe your device remotely.

Originally Posted by Northerner View Post
And if the N900 had even basic provisioning (i.e. password and remote wipe), perhaps this chap wouldn't be worrying so much about his personal data:
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=41435
It can't even legitimately claim to support that much, since I could go and alter the client to lie to the server regarding it.

Last edited by wmarone; 2010-02-10 at 17:32.