Comments on: Nokia Drops BlackBerry Connect Support On Eseries

By: RIM Bringing BlackBerry Connect Back To Nokia

RIM Bringing BlackBerry Connect Back To Nokia — Wed, 21 Jan 2009 12:53:17 +0000

[...] back last summer when Nokia dropped support of BlackBerry Connect on their E-Series devices when they started working with Microsoft and IBM on corporate mobile email? Well it looks like [...]

By: dobberjob

dobberjob — Thu, 07 Aug 2008 19:39:19 +0000

1 of my former HH’s, a Nokia 7110, satisfying well, i replaced by RIM because of the keyboard (emailing) and other advantages. In the meantime, an important cy came out to fall down (MS). I would expect to see RIM, connected fairly tight, to slide too, except when they embrace OS’ce
(Not “OS’ce”) . I am yet unaware which they trust more, ms or lx.
I suppose RIM would speed up a lot with lx and time is money? (Ms seems to maintain reversely) so why a pity for Nokia? I suppose them to keep HH’s clean enough to work for a nice time-saving speed (but i suppose good RIM’mers manage to whitheld time-loosing garbage).

By: dobberjob

dobberjob — Thu, 07 Aug 2008 19:34:59 +0000

1 of my former HH’s, a Nokia 7110, satisfying well, i replaced by RIM because of the keyboard (emailing) and other advantages. In the meantime, an important cy came out to fall down (MS). I would expect to see RIM, connected fairly tight, to slide too, except when they embrace OS’ce
(Not “OS’ce”) . I am yet unaware which they trust more, ms or lx.
I suppose RIM would speed up a lot with lx and time is money? (Ms seems to maintain reversely) so why a pity for Nokia? I suppose them to keep HH’s clean enough to work for a nice time-savingspeed (but i knwo RIM tries too keeping time-loosing garbage away).

By: Bluetooth

Bluetooth — Fri, 01 Aug 2008 09:10:54 +0000

I am a bit astonished after reading this one indeed! I really feel pity for Nokia.