Hate to admit but iPhone still best over Android and BlackBerry :(

Originally Posted by Vermillion

And show me how to do that in an Enterprise environment...oh wait you can't and sorry but we don't use Gmail as our business e-mail addresses.

This.

Originally Posted by lodingi

Exactly. The latest firmware update has turned my Storm 1 into a new device. Thanks for helping to prove my point.
Posted via [H] Mobile Device

SO were supposed to put up with a POS for a year and hope they get it to work right? Your logic is astounding my friend. Rather just get a phone that works and works good instead of having to fiddle with it all the damn time.

So any word on when Android will actually support ActiveSync properly? My job just banned phones with that OS due to it not supporting remote management of password policies and remote wipes, not to mention most sites have said it was flaky anyways. I've already made my choice with the 3gs, but I'm just curious.

My guess is it'll be a long time. I don't think they're aiming for corporate at all right now. Anything they support for corporate is just a by product of their main effort. So don't plan on it until they actually advertise it. It may be years if not never.

I'm sure the iphone is better than droid in many ways, but the bottom line for me is that I'm trying to support something that is more open and Apple is not it. So I have droid and despite it's shortfalls, it has a number of things iphone doesn't, and overall I'm very happy with it. Very happy.

Originally Posted by Ryokurin

So any word on when Android will actually support ActiveSync properly? My job just banned phones with that OS due to it not supporting remote management of password policies and remote wipes, not to mention most sites have said it was flaky anyways. I've already made my choice with the 3gs, but I'm just curious.

Uh I'm pretty sure the iphone doesn't support those either, or am I wrong?

I am pretty sure Android will never support active sync.. google is all about no pc syncing with Android... it syncs to google's online apps only.. some 3rd party apps might make it sync to a pc though..

I meant specifically the remote wipe and enforceing policy.

Originally Posted by OldPueblo

I meant specifically the remote wipe and enforceing policy.

Exchange can enforce SOME policiesl, nothing like a blackberry or windows mobile. Not sure about the remote wipe.

Originally Posted by OldPueblo

I meant specifically the remote wipe and enforceing policy.

The only thing that Apple does not support is on device encryption on the 3G, but they do support remote wipe and password policy which were the must haves. The 3GS, and late model Touches do support encryption.