Adam Glick, Sr. Technical Manager with the Exchange team, has been out at TechEd this week talking about Mobility in Exchange 2010. But before he left, the TechNet Edge team caught up with Adam in ...
Published May 16, 2009
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Exchange 2010 looks cool, but I'm trying to find the cool part of these specific mobile features.
Reply state any different than what we already have with purple/blue icons?
SMS sync has been available third party free for years. Also in a corporate structure, SMS is more limiting than emails. even IM is better.
Nickname cache, I've not had issues quickly replying to users. Strange.
Conversation view, I guess it's ok, but really I'd rather have a more functional mobile device that allowed me more characters per screen.
Free/busy lookup is the one thing I'd like, but that was already a given feature from Exchange previously.
In fact, if I could just get a better browser client on WM, I would just use OWA via https...
Thanks for the update!
Reply state any different than what we already have with purple/blue icons?
SMS sync has been available third party free for years. Also in a corporate structure, SMS is more limiting than emails. even IM is better.
Nickname cache, I've not had issues quickly replying to users. Strange.
Conversation view, I guess it's ok, but really I'd rather have a more functional mobile device that allowed me more characters per screen.
Free/busy lookup is the one thing I'd like, but that was already a given feature from Exchange previously.
In fact, if I could just get a better browser client on WM, I would just use OWA via https...
Thanks for the update!