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Social Media and Public Relations Ideas and Insights From David Parmet
Since my contract with Verizon was up, it was time to either stick with the slavemasters or move to a new provider. So yesterday I waltzed over the the Cingular store in Stamford and picked up a shiny new Blackberry Pearl. I got a one year contract cause I figure by then the iPhone will [...]
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2 years ago
After our pre-purchase conversation yesterday, I found myself researching the same thing last night. It actually looks great (though I couldn't find one of those whiz-bang, online demos of it), but I kept coming across one issue: e-mail support. Near as I can tell, the Pearl (and perhaps all Blackberrys?) don't fully support IMAP. Having used Chatter on my Treo 650 for the last 18 months (and having the wonderful experience of a truly single/fully-synced inbox, regardless of what device I use to check my mail, Treo, computer, etc), I was horrified to read that the Blackberry doesn't really do IMAP.
Can you (or someone) confirm/deny this?
2 years ago
2 years ago
From the Blackberry Browser, go http://mwap.at