Hi and Welcome to the Community!
Just to set your expectation...this is a user-to-user community, so no one here can answer your question with any level of true authority whatsoever. Your IT folks actually have better "insider" channels into RIM, but I've always found that RIM will never release any forward looking information (e.g., to answer your "when" question) through any channels...just too much chance for issues to arise when they fail to deliver what they released early.
I've not noticed any posts with your specific situation...so it must be relatively new. It is a shame that this information was not discovered before the changeover happened...but there's really nothing to be done about it now (falling back would be equally painful).
Can they set up a POP or IMAP server as a temporary interface for you? That should work fine. Or, if you really want enhanced features on your BBs, you can investigate BES -- and BES-X (BES Express) is actually free!
Good luck!
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JL6228 wrote:
If we don't receive a workable solution or answer soon we will be forced to switch over all our blackberry devices in the office to an Android device.
Hello,
I don't see how using an Android device will make it easier for your users to receive emails... unless you activate IMAP4 or POP3. And in this case, you can use your current BlackBerry fleet.
That being said, please read this past conversation, on the BES board.
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