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2006/02/10

Open source Blackberry killer?

I am extremely excited about a potential open source Blackberry replacement.. I have a Blackberry and I love/hate it. I love the push email, but I don't think the email client is very good. Also, I run FC4 on my work laptop, so I don't synch with my calendar or address book. We do run a BES server, but only because we had to when testing the WiKID Blackberry sotware token. Yet, to do that we had to run Exchange and the BES on yet another box.

I also wonder if unlimited data will be cheaper than the Blackberry service (except I can't figure that out from T-Mobile's cryptic website).

I'll post an update once I get it tested.

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