Hello, I am Ed Hott, the Director of Business Development for Microsoft Exchange with primary responsibility for the Exchange ActiveSync (EAS) protocol licensing. There have been a few question...
Updated Jul 01, 2019
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You know, I personally think I have asked a number of pretty simple, straightforward questions on this topic. But I have not seen the first real answer yet.
This blog post is the capper: "we welcome your feedback and look forward to a continued dialogue."
Indeed, you appear to mean as long as we don't expect a direct answer to any question...
And the questions are incredibly simple--not to mention the fact that everyone involved has had 5 MONTHS to make up their answers and get their stories straight.
Palm either CAN or CANNOT update their existing EAS-enabled devices to add the "Direct Push" functionality: Can they? (Please answer "yes" or "no")
Within the parameters of the answer to the last question, Palm either WILL or WILL NOT update their existing EAS-enabled devices to add the "Direct Push" functionality: Will they?
(Please answer "yes" or "no")
I mean, really, don't even offer any explanation that might give away a trade secret or anything...I am totally fine with "yes" or "no".
But, of course, if I could get an answer to those questions, then we might have something to actually "dialogue" about, if you wish.
And if you personally don't know or are "not allowed" to answer those questions, I am pretty sure you could at least help get them to the proper place, where they could get an official answer (or an official refusal to answer).
Thanks!
This blog post is the capper: "we welcome your feedback and look forward to a continued dialogue."
Indeed, you appear to mean as long as we don't expect a direct answer to any question...
And the questions are incredibly simple--not to mention the fact that everyone involved has had 5 MONTHS to make up their answers and get their stories straight.
Palm either CAN or CANNOT update their existing EAS-enabled devices to add the "Direct Push" functionality: Can they? (Please answer "yes" or "no")
Within the parameters of the answer to the last question, Palm either WILL or WILL NOT update their existing EAS-enabled devices to add the "Direct Push" functionality: Will they?
(Please answer "yes" or "no")
I mean, really, don't even offer any explanation that might give away a trade secret or anything...I am totally fine with "yes" or "no".
But, of course, if I could get an answer to those questions, then we might have something to actually "dialogue" about, if you wish.
And if you personally don't know or are "not allowed" to answer those questions, I am pretty sure you could at least help get them to the proper place, where they could get an official answer (or an official refusal to answer).
Thanks!