I want to get an iPhone but my university uses microsoft exchange for email service. Which data plan will I have to get in order to get email; the regular consumer data plan or the enterpise data plan? I know in 2.0 beta it shows exchange in the email list, if i get the $30 consumer plan can i use exchange or will it bill be extra or will they know im using exchange and charge me more?

What are different options to access microsoft exchange email on iPone without Enterprise package?
I know one way where I can connect to web based client from internet on iphone and access the email.
The Microsoft Exchange setting on iPone Mail does not seem to work without Enterprise package.

i need the danger and sharp website, email adress, and mailing adress because i have some sidekick designs and layouts for a new sidekick called the sidekick spice itz gonna be sick. but i need those things to get it to be made!

I’m trying to find out what the most popular blogs are when it comes to news and views and cell phone stuff.

I dont want a blackberry but i need a phone from verizon that will sync up to my microsoft exhange email.. plzzz help

i was tryin to find info on an unlimited plan with the motorola droid. i came across a blog saying that its exchange email service is an exra 15 bucks but i have no idea what exchange email is

if i have unlimited text on my plan can i check my yahoo email from my tmobile samsung blast without any extra charge and also reply to them??

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I was curious wether or not i have to pay if i do the following:
log on to email on my Samsung Blast, and LOOK at the emails i have in the inbox…but not actually read them.
Does that make me pay?

I keep on getting messages on my phone that say I have an email but I do not want that. How can I get rid of that?

I have come across some JAVA software that I can download to send email via GRPS. I am interested to know if you know any similar software. We are keen to use in in South Africa, where it is quite expensive to send TEXT, e.g. 10c per message.
The existing programmes (such as PalmOne) seem to all require an ISP or POP account. The one I have come across works entirely with GRPS.