Best phone for email?

[millssteven]

This is a VERY basic question, but please could someone tell me which middle-of-the range Nokia phone can sync with Microsoft Outlook?
Phone doesn't have to have a QWERTY keyboard.
Also, it doesn't have to be Outlook specifically- if there's a good phone for email which needs other software on the PC (perhaps Nokia's own?) I'd be interested too.
Many thanks

[dez_borders]

Originally Posted by millssteven

This is a VERY basic question, but please could someone tell me which middle-of-the range Nokia phone can sync with Microsoft Outlook?
Phone doesn't have to have a QWERTY keyboard.
Also, it doesn't have to be Outlook specifically- if there's a good phone for email which needs other software on the PC (perhaps Nokia's own?) I'd be interested too.
Many thanks

Do you mean business/exchange email?

ALL the Nokia Symbian handsets can do this with the Mail for Exchange app, available free of charge from the Downloads app.

[confucious]

I've just got an E90 as I'd heard what the previous poster said and actually believed it - It looks like I'll be going back to Windows Mobile as MfE does NOT work with SBS2003 as installing self certs seems to be impossible. If you want easy synching and push email I would recommend Windows Mobile - it just works!

[dez_borders]

Originally Posted by confucious

If you want easy synching and push email I would recommend Windows Mobile - it just works!

You're in the wrong forum if you want to promote Windows mobile OS. lol

[confucious]

Originally Posted by dez_borders

You're in the wrong forum if you want to promote Windows mobile OS. lol

You are probably right - I've been using WM devices for years aand have a vague idea what I'm doing with them, but I have just got an E90 and one of the most frustrating things I am finding is that I can't get my push email working!
I want someone to prove me wrong and tell me what I'm doing wrong.

The move from WM to Symbian is rather like that from Windows to OSX - they are both good operating systems with there own strengths and weaknesses.

I do so want to like my E90 - the form factor is just what I want but I am so used to WM I am having trouble getting my head around Symbian.

Hopefully I'll get used to it!