J. R. Ransom's taosmultimedia.com - Working Around iPhone's Corporate E-Mail Aversion

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Working Around iPhone's Corporate E-Mail Aversion

Ben Knieff's suit pockets are a little bulky these days. Two weeks ago, he purchased an Apple iPhone -- which he loves for Web surfing, maps and news -- but he still needs his BlackBerry to access corporate e-mail at the financial-services firm where he works in Minneapolis. "The iPhone wasn't supported by my corporate office, so it wasn't a choice," says Knieff, a product manager. He now checks two devices compulsively. Knieff is hardly a unique case.
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