...Google's servers? Verizon has 2 smartphone data bundles. One costs $29.99 and give unlimited data. The other costs $44.99 and gives unlimited data, but has the addition of corporate email.
I currently have a WinMo 6 phone on ATT, and to sync calendars, contacts, email, ect. with Google's online sources, I need to setup an exchange server on the phone. ATT does not differentiate this push data from any other data (and why not, data is data).
Verizon's sales rep tells me this will not work unless I pay for the higher costing data plan.
If I jump to Verizon, I will be purchasing the Google Nexus One. Does the Android OS use software that allows push email, contacts, calenders, ect without having to pay the extra $15 Verizon wants for these services?
I currently have a WinMo 6 phone on ATT, and to sync calendars, contacts, email, ect. with Google's online sources, I need to setup an exchange server on the phone. ATT does not differentiate this push data from any other data (and why not, data is data).
Verizon's sales rep tells me this will not work unless I pay for the higher costing data plan.
If I jump to Verizon, I will be purchasing the Google Nexus One. Does the Android OS use software that allows push email, contacts, calenders, ect without having to pay the extra $15 Verizon wants for these services?