Vodafone’s BlackBerry issue

Published by Ewan on Thursday 5th October 2006, 09:58 | Filed under: Devices, Mobile Data, Operators

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Link:
Vodafone’s BlackBerry customers in a jam | The Register

Vodafone’s BlackBerry customers have been forced to collect all their email on their BlackBerries after an upgrade last weekend (September 23/24) put the web email service out of action.

The issue appears so far to be confined to the consumer, not business, service.

My dad’s a Vodafone Blackberry customer and he’s noticed absolutely no issue. I think that’s because he never once collects his email via the web interface. Neither do I with my T-Mobile.

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