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True, that matter has come up with my other business friends, the BES/BlackBerry implementation is rather costly and that is why many of my friends don't have any BlackBerry solution implemented at their business. As far as IT Support I don't really find it hard to implement/Support BlackBerry/BES it's only a few Windows services, granted their are little configurations with it but I wouldn't call it overly complex. And...

Wirelessly posted (8820) Something I've noticed -- and least I think I noticed -- is a few times I've seeded an artist and the artist would be listed but Pandora would show 0 songs in the library. However, a some couple weeks later the artist poped up on my station playlist. This was while I was still using the free service. I was so blown away with the thought that maybe the artist was added to the library because of my seed that I...

I was in a hurry a few days ago, too, and left home without it. I had to run home in between appointments and get it - an extra hour of driving and almost made me late to the second one.

Quote: Originally Posted by ArgonNJ Without cheap rates, there is absolutely no reason to stay with TMO. They have the least amount of coverage and even less 3G. Bingo. The trade-off for me was worse network, but lower price. UMA happened to be the only solution at home since I live on a steep slope to the beach with a hill between me and the provider's cell towers. Low price was a bonus and I put up not getting a signal in some places....

Quote: Originally Posted by SteveO86 Well most of RIM's money still does come from the Enterprise side of the market, Between the BES, CAL, and Support licensing. Which is why smaller companies are looking elsewhere. RIM charges an arm and leg for features other provide for free and without all the middleware and IT support you need with BES. The BES cash cow won't go on forever.

Quote: Originally Posted by aiharkness I believe it's fiction, but to illustrate the point with humor. Winner, winner, chicken dinner! The OP's indignation over the current owners reaction of his previous blackberry's PIN messaging them is similar. Most people don't even have a clue what a PIN message or number is, and would consider his actions an invasion of their privacy.

Thanks, have a great day.

Quote: Originally Posted by RickCharles I tracked down my old car from high school, a 1974 Chevy Malibu. I still had the VIN number and a buddy that works for the County sherrif's office helped my track it down. So one weekend I road-tripped 750 miles and found the car parked in a mall parking lot. It had been tricked out with some sweet rims and new paint job. Anyway, I still had a spare key from when I owned it, so I got in and waited...

Quote: Originally Posted by SteveO86 You are correct.. It's mainly in Land scape, but that's not good for me since it limits me.. I'd keep an eye out for a leak for the Storm2 of a newer OS. I can't see them leaving that bug in there very long.

well so far, I have been able to stay busy... I guess thats the up side of working/managing other peoples networks. Unfortunately when I get to my BB, I'll have a couple hundred emails to delete.