Should RIM also license Exchange ActiveSync?

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Seriously?

Matthew's rambling post shows that he is quite the Noob when it comes to real synchronization technology.

BES' provide a far superior connection to a Blackberry device than activesync does to anything else.

From a management standpoint, the security and customization possible with a BES are far beyond what Activesync can do. From a performance standpoint a BES provides faster and better sync than other connections.

Blackberries can sync using a variety of other methods including POP, IMAP, downloading items through OWA, or even through an Outlook re-director running on a pc.

Matthew's awkward writing style suggests he was probably hung over, possibly still drunk when he posted this morning. He starts a paragraph as a 4th grader would: "One other thing about BlackBerry devices..." Additionally, he wrote a 39 word paragraph which consisted of a single run-on sentence.

All jabs aside, the primary point of Matthew's article is wrong. Matthew states that Blackberry has "no Exchange support." Seriously?

Posted by: tommy99   Posted on: 11/16/08  (Edited: 11/16/2008 @ 10:27) You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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