I've used several Windows Phone over the years dating back to Windows Mobile and started with WP 7 at launch. I also run a small business where most of the users use iPhones. The most common objection I hear is the cost of getting new apps to replace the one's they purchased on iOS. If Microsoft wants to become serious in the market they need to subsidize the cost to replace the apps while jumping from Android or iOS. Would it really hurt to MSFT to off a $50-100 store credit for new OS users in order to grow market share. MSFT should also consider building a team to work with other corporations to build 3rd party apps for corporations. Just like they did with Facebook.

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I have been using EDTHosting.com for years. I have never had any problems. They offer inexpensive SQL Server options.

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I used a E71x for several months with no issues, except that Nokia's Mail for Exchange wasn't the greatest. I replaced MFE with Roadsync and all worked GREAT. I would still be using it if I did not accidently leave it at a truck stop in Texas. I am sure that you already tried this, but try upgrading the OS to the latest version. I replaced the lost E71x with an unlocked E71. The E71 is well worth the price. I have had no issues with it.

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I was at a Best Buy in Tustin, CA last year, and was looking at headsets. The Plantronics rep was in the store, and privately told me that he uses the Jawbone in his car, because it is much better than anything Plantronics has. I have a BlueAnt V1. I am very pleased.

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Been there. Done That. Time to do something else.

I will not hire anyone without a degree for any position that requires logic, i.e. programming. Their degree title is irrelavant to me I find that I need to micro-manage non degreed individuals

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