Re: If I get memory card, will email be stored on it?

Beverly,

I appreciate the suggestion, but I'm not really interested in
Windows Mobile apologism.

BlackBerrys seem to handle things just fine without crashing,
hanging or going haywire on a daily basis.

I am not trying to use my phone as a "full computer with a
broadband connection." I'm trying to use my phone as a
smartphone, which is what it's supposed to be. To suggest
that I'm not supposed to be able to read my email on my phone
without it freaking out in all sorts of ways on a regular
basis, when there's an email client included with the phone
and pushed as one of its major features, is just ludicrous.

You can be sure that when my two-year contract on this phone
expires, I'll be switching to a BlackBerry post-haste. I
gave Windows Mobile a shot despite being warned about its
poor quality by a number of my friends, colleagues and
acquaintances, and what do you know, they were right.

The fact that all the known problems with the alarm clock
application were not fixed in WM6 is one of many indications
that MS just doesn't care about Windows Mobile quality.

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