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Iphone Corporate Emal

Discussion in 'APPLE iPhone, iPad Tablets and all iOS Devices' started by cukoz, Dec 3, 2007.

  1. cukoz

    cukoz Junior Member
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    Ok, so my Q is killing me. I have played with several iphone's and really like the features for what I need. I don't like its not 3g, but I really only need it for email on the road, and can use the heavy internet usage when I can get a wifi connection. My issue is I have heard that the Iphone is not coroprate email friendly. I have a gmail accound and I see that's easy enough to set up, but I have seen mixed signals from internet articles. Anybody know if it can or can't do corporate email ala good technologies etc.. Also, does it display word or excel docs?

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    #1 cukoz, Dec 3, 2007
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    I highly doubt the GOOD stuff (motorola owned by the way) works on iPhone and I know the office files have no handlers on the iPhone, the iPhone really isn't a business phone. It's a flashy smartphone for the teenage generation if you really think about it.
     
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  3. cukoz

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    You're right, but the UI is the fastest I have seen...or least compared to my Q. My Q lags in the UI where the Iphone seems to have no lag times. It would suit my needs perfect if it could hangle corporate email/contacts. I don't need the full capacities of a Treo, which to me is more of a complex pda rather than a phone with email access etc.. I guess I am just stuck in the middle.
     
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