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Brian Berliner, Window Services - Messaging
North Shore Long Island Jewish Health System Information Systems
Eclipsys Corporation
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I looked this up. A bit of overkill, especially the yet to be proven
useful antivirus. However, in the process, I found lots of apps of this
type. I guess you could put together a suite that does a lot of useful
security things.
However, I am not seeing a comprehensive maintenance solution. I
Aside from book marks - Everything would have come back to an Android given the
same scenario. Except she could have done the activation herself and wouldn't
have needed you to reset an activation password.
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Curious, has anyone looked into not using the default built-in email client on
Android devices. Personally I've never liked it, it's buggy, inconsistent and
pretty much crap. I've seen new versions floating around but seems device
vendors are either replacing it or fixing it up themselves.
I
The factory support for exchange is getting better on Android phones
(as has been the case with the iPhone as well).
HTC devices that run sense have better exchange functionality. Some of
the things that are missing from the stock Exchange-Android support is
the abbility to add a signature to
OS6 is more than just a makeover for the device. It brings together several
elements that are most liked about the iPhone and droid. The universal
search (android does extremely well) and the type of icons and navigation of
the iPhone (pages of icons, etc). It also layers this over the existing
Because of the culture of my company, I am probably less security
conscious than most on this list, however, I really don't like the idea
of all of that personal info on an unknown server, especially when the
BES alternative is to store it on our own servers.
I have a personal gmail account, so
A lot of people like k9mail. I tried it, but prefer the HTC client that
came with my Evo for exchange, and the gmail client for my personal
accounts.
A lot of this discussion has centered on remote wipe, but I want to
reiterate that centralized management is my concern. I have a small
From the When bad things are really good Dept.:
I have an HTC Evo 4G as my personal phone. It has a fast processor,
CMDA, WiFi, WiMax, a good GPS, and an FM tuner. Performance is great.
With all radios on, the battery lasts 12 hours on standby.
I have a BB Curve 8330. It has a very weak GPS
Or more aptly, Palm.
On Thu, 2010-07-22 at 12:48 -0400, Michael Wells wrote:
I hope RIM doesn't turn into the Smartphone generation's IBM.
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Art Alexion Systems Engineer
Resources for Human Development, Inc. 215-951-0300 x3075
4700 Wissahickon
Ah, good call.
On Thu, Jul 22, 2010 at 4:47 PM, Art Alexion a...@rhd.org wrote:
Or more aptly, Palm.
On Thu, 2010-07-22 at 12:48 -0400, Michael Wells wrote:
I hope RIM doesn't turn into the Smartphone generation's IBM.
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Art Alexion Systems Engineer
Novell had a similar fall...once they were the best network OS out there.
Others came in with prettier interfaces that wow'd management and now many
network admins wouldn't know where to start in a Novell environment.
:(
The youtube clips of the BB OS 6 look good. Although at first I didn't
BB6 looks good, but it seems like only a very few current models will support
it. Last rumor was Verizon gave up on it running on Storm2. 256 meg memory not
enough.
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