If DRM was of significant importance to the average user, Amazon would’ve had customers FLOCK to them to buy MP3’s, especially since Amazon already offers deep discounts on album downloads.

But they didn’t because the interface and ease of use are more important than the rights protection for most people.

Doesn’t mean I’m not glad it’s gone or that it isn’t a move in the right direction though.

The people that cannot access the exchange server at the office but works everywhere else.. this is not a router issue. From inside your own network you cannot resolve external DNS names that reside on your local network. You need to get the IT bloke to make sure he sets things up so that you can resolve the server.yourdomain.com from inside the local network. Plain and simple. He will know what to do.

Another thing, and let me be clear. The requirements for using an iphone with exchange are this:

1) you don’t need 3g to do shit. You can use wifi to access the internet and therefore can use Exchange Active Sync to check exchange mail, etc. Apple licensed Active Sync from MS. You don’t need to buy jack shit from your phone ISP (in otherwords, don’t get taken behind the barn by at&t and sign up for them to host your exchange account.. rubbish.)

http://carlosrivero.com/iPhone%203G%20Exchange%20inbox%20problem%20cannot%20get%20Email%20-%20fix%20

If I do, will I be able to modify: tasks, contacts, calendar etc? In general any thoughts on the iphone to replace a pda?

Thanks

If anyone has setup this and has not bee changed anything then I guess I could set it up.

Just a thought