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2010-02-08
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Originally Posted by Guber99
Never said it wasn't - but that is the whole purpose of the blackberry!
I have BB too. Fine device for email
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2010-02-08
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Originally Posted by Fargus
I think it is this page:
Nope, that hyperlink doesn't seem to work for me. You are asking the rest of us to provide references (that means an exact or at least a page) for you - stop being the lazy entity that you describe others as and point us to the page - cut and paste isn't so hard. If you make a point like this back it up - you expect us to!
http://europe.nokia.com/find-product...l-for-exchange
don't see N900 mentioned in the list of certified (or even enabled) devices though.
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2010-02-08
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Originally Posted by Guber99
A fish or did you mean Merlin? Any device that allows you to hack about with the underlying operating system is not going to be secure and therefore expecting lock down shows a lack of understanding in the back point of the mechanism in the first place.
Oh well, I guess I am
supposed to be Marlin too
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Originally Posted by Fargus
http://europe.nokia.com/find-product...l-for-exchange
Nope, that hyperlink doesn't seem to work for me. You are asking the rest of us to provide references (that means an exact or at least a page) for you - stop being the lazy entity that you describe others as and point us to the page - cut and paste isn't so hard. If you make a point like this back it up - you expect us to!
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2010-02-08
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Originally Posted by Guber99
In that case they don't have serious security concerns or they are not bothered about them. This is a basic security issue. As you have been labouring the point about security I thin kyou have just disproved your arguement.
That is cool and my company is flexible they allow even minnows like E71 to use their server but not N900.
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2010-02-08
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Originally Posted by Guber99
No. That's not logical because it deliberately ignores other critical contexts.
Are u thick? If every device that runs MfE supports provisioning it would be logical for consumer to assume that N900 will support it too. Agree?
And I nominate your first question as best unintended ironic outburst of the week.
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2010-02-08
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Originally Posted by Fargus
iPhone, E71 and e51 work with my server
No I am not thick, How many degrees do you hold and your IQ rating?
This is supposed to be about facts. Your favourite phone had isses with provisioning too iPhone fix for Exchange.
The key word here is 'assume' - if you make an assumption then the oneous is on you!
But not the boy wonder N 900!
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Originally Posted by Guber99
Note that the N900 is not mentioned on that page.
http://europe.nokia.com/find-product...l-for-exchange
Originally Posted by Guber99
Works with mine. Your server requires controls the N900 cannot possibly meet, and you would have known this if you had fully researched the N900's capabilities.
iPhone, E71 and e51 work with my server
But not the boy wonder N 900!
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Originally Posted by Guber99
well, how useful is this then?
Nah. That would be useless. U ever dealt with Nokia customer service?
spoiler: million times less useful.
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This is supposed to be about facts. Your favourite phone had isses with provisioning too iPhone fix for Exchange.
The key word here is 'assume' - if you make an assumption then the oneous is on you!