Your Wife may not have to change. You may want to check out
blackberry connect.
I am not sure about sprint or the 700P, but with the Treo 650 and
cingular you can use the blackberry connect. See Below for
information
BlackBerry Connect for Palm OS
Palm Treo 650 smartphone
BlackBerry Connect for Palm OS® allows Palm Powered smart mobile
devices* to leverage the benefits of BlackBerry Enterprise Server.
Now, customers can connect with email and other data applications and
enjoy a familiar VersaMail® user experience.
Delivering Power and Security to the Enterprise
With BlackBerry Enterprise Server, users enjoy enterprise-grade
features, which may include**:
Single mailbox integration - Seamlessly integrates with corporate
email, providing a wireless extension to Microsoft® Exchange and IBM®
Lotus® Domino® mailboxes.
Advanced security features - Help to ensure information integrity and
confidentiality with proven BlackBerry Enterprise Solution security
features.
Attachment viewing - Open and view email attachments in popular
formats such as Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel®, Microsoft
PowerPoint®, Adobe® PDF, Corel® WordPerfect®, HTML and ASCII.
Wireless email reconciliation - Easily manage email with automatic,
wireless synchronization of device and desktop mailboxes.
Remote address book look-up - Wirelessly look up contact information
stored in company directories.
Wireless calendar synchronization - Keep your desktop and device
calendars consistent and up-to-date with automatic, wireless calendar
synchronization.
Centralized management and IT control - Organizations can simplify
device management and reduce administrative tasks.
BlackBerry Connect for Palm OS is available on the Palm Treo 650
smartphone.
* BlackBerry Connect is available on certain Palm OS-based mobile
devices only. Please check with your wireless service provider and
device manufacturer for availability.
** BlackBerry Connect for Palm OS features may vary by device and
wireless service provider. Check with service provider for
availability, roaming arrangements, service plans and features.
Certain features outlined in this document require a minimum version
of BlackBerry Enterprise Server software, BlackBerry Desktop
Software, BlackBerry Device Software and/or RIM or BlackBerry
software.
--- In [email protected], "Craig Froehle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> My wife's place of employment started provisioning its employees
with
> Sprint Treos in 2005. We then went on a family plan with Sprint in
> the summer of 2006 (when the 700p came out) for various reasons, not
> the least of which was the in-network free calling between my cell
and
> my wife's. Now, however, her work is apparently changing cellular
> providers and dropping Treos in favor of some as-yet-unidentified
> device (likely Blackberries).
>
> Man, I'm ticked. Now, she's going to have to go back to carrying
TWO
> phones (when she doesn't even want to have to carry one) just so we
> can do things like share schedules and movies.
>
> Moral of the story: don't put any faith in your/your spouse's
> employer for tech security. They'll only let you down.
>
>
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