Im lost without the PW thread!!!!

[robert theisen]

turn a page now

[robert theisen]

well off to work again.

[Ewok]

Amazing, I go 10 hours not checking the site and Robert and skip are killing it!

[Ewok]

The windows phone I was talking about is the new windows mobile phone 7. It is based on the Zune interface and can sync with your computer just like a Zune, or similar to iPhone and iTunes. Nokia just inked a deal with MS to use the new OS on all it's new smart phones, they are ditching the Symbian OS they have been working on for the past 5 years. It should definitely be something to look at in the store and hopefully try it out. At least look at the product review videos at Cnet.com.

[Iwndr]

The windows phone I was talking about is the new windows mobile phone 7. It is based on the Zune interface and can sync with your computer just like a Zune, or similar to iPhone and iTunes. Nokia just inked a deal with MS to use the new OS on all it's new smart phones, they are ditching the Symbian OS they have been working on for the past 5 years. It should definitely be something to look at in the store and hopefully try it out. At least look at the product review videos at Cnet.com.

Thanks, I just need the easiest phone to get Outlook email and web browse, mainly post to TO

[Ewok]

Thanks, I just need the easiest phone to get Outlook email and web browse, mainly post to TO

The windows phone, WebOS from HP and iPhone all have support for MS exchange server to send your outlook from work, if your IT guys let you. I read a few months ago that many companies are not letting android phones connect to the company servers due to the "open" and unregulated app stores available to android phones. You definitely want to check with your company to see what they allow.

If it's your home emaill, that is easy. You can have the phones connect to your ISP email client or you can set up outlook to forward to the phone automatically.

Web browsing is very easy on the iPhone but it has no support for flash, so flash based websites will not work. There is an app that converts the flash content to another format and sends that to your phone but it's not as smooth or seamless as the native web browser.

Android started getting some flash support with the 2.2 and later operating systems but it's not a full flash integration, most stuff works but not all. the most current OS for android phones is 2.3 with 2.4 coming very soon, if it isn't out already, and we will probably get 3.1 this summer. 3.0 is going to be for the android tablets only, not phones.

I'm happy to say the iPhone works great on TO.com!

[robert theisen]

i'm only up to 1.4 posts per day.thats low

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almost 3:00 pm post

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end of the day soon.

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the wheels have been turning today

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almost there now

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all thats left

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is the fine little details that make the watch run

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past by my birth year post

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