You've built this great firewall in front of your enterprise, but the back of your enterprise is like Swiss cheese,

The hardware just isn't truly competitive just yet and the client software is feature-poor. For example, if I get a couple hundred e-mails on my phone I have to delete them one by one by one. Real pain.

These guys are a proud company. Once they believe in something, they don't take it lightly.

I'd say there's no business interest in wireless video today, ... Ask yourself why no one uses those little pocket TVs. Not enough people like it.

I'd say there's no business interest in wireless video today. Ask yourself why no one uses those little pocket TVs. Not enough people like it.

In the end, I think that many companies are just going to wait it out because there are so many uncertainties no matter which path you follow.

Once e-mail is relatively immediate, say within 15 minutes, and it is more or less a delivery activated system as opposed to a periodic check, RIM will no longer have a major advantage.

They want to provide low-cost wireless services for their citizens?a noble act, but one which is going to cost taxpayers without giving them the right to vote on that kind of deployment, ... The cities are not prepared to run this kind of business. They don't know what customer service in networking is.

Everybody needs a notebook or desktop that's fully compatible

It's something Palm had to do because they were losing credibility in the enterprise, and the only player that would give them credibility there is IBM.