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mcdull	2010-02-07 , 15:44
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Originally Posted by Guber99

I guess N900 was made for teenagers and people without real jobs. Any serious company requires provisioning on their devices. With regards to reading the specs, show me where N900 advertised that no provisioning is provided? I wish you stated facts rather than half truths.

Well... our company uses google apps for email hosting,
either using imap, pop3 or nokia messaging work for the company email in my case.

We work directly with Verizon and Qualcomm in both client and server development. So, I do think it's a serious company but we don't use provisioning or any sort.

And I'm pissed off that i'm not qualified for even a penny in the $8000 housing cash from the US government, so I guess I do have a real job.

Everyone has their reason to use or return a phone and I respect that, but don't assume we're all the same.
And I don't think it's a false advertisement if it does work in most of the cases and they're sovling the issues they're supporting.

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Guber99	2010-02-07 , 15:45
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I found out about non-provisioning the hard way. It was buried in vitaly's thread, which began after I bought the phone. I would be happy if I can help other potential customers realize that MfE on this device is not the same as MfE on E71 or E51 (I have both and work great). Until NOKIA posts on their website that N900 does not provision, I will continue to warn the future potential customers of this pitfall

	Texrat	2010-02-07 , 15:48
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Originally Posted by Guber99

MfE on this device is not the same as MfE on E71 or E51 (I have both and work great).

Once again that ol' E vs N distinction rears its ugly head...

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Guber99	2010-02-07 , 15:55
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Another NOKIA apologizer.............

Guber99	2010-02-07 , 15:56
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Originally Posted by Rob1n

The iPhone 3GS works only with certain types of provisioning (there's 29 separate provisioning requirements that can be set), so you're lucky that works ("Real companies" would require all 29). The earlier iPhones worked with even fewer (if any) but lied about it, so I'd be very wary about trusting any iPhones on the network anyway.

You are right. The last two companies I worked for let me use iphone without any issues. So I guess I am lucky, but happy as email client incredibly user friendly

	Texrat	2010-02-07 , 15:57
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It's not just apologetics Guber99. It's reality.

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Guber99	2010-02-07 , 16:04
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Originally Posted by Texrat

It's not just apologetics Guber99. It's reality.

Show me on NOKIA website where they make that distinction?

	Bundyo	2010-02-07 , 16:10
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nokia_Eseries
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nokia_Nseries

http://europe.nokia.com/find-product...siness/devices
http://europe.nokia.com/find-products/nseries

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Guber99	2010-02-07 , 16:15
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Originally Posted by Bundyo

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nokia_Eseries
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nokia_Nseries

http://europe.nokia.com/find-product...siness/devices
http://europe.nokia.com/find-products/nseries

TexRat implies that MfE is different on N vs. E devices. Your links do not address his implications. I want to see what NOKIA has on their website that talks about that difference, since I am unaware of it

	Bundyo	2010-02-07 , 16:15
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Originally Posted by Guber99

TexRat implies that MfE is different on N vs. E devices. Your links do not address his implications. I want to see what NOKIA has on their website that talks about that difference, since I am unaware of it

My links list the business devices.

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