iPhone putting on a Lotus Notes suit?

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Tor Slettnes @ Jan 18th 2008 1:08AM

Must... resist... temptation....

Arrrggh!!

Thinking logically, there is NO REASON to get an iPhone. It is nearly the least capable phone on the planet (severely crippled bluetooth, un-unlockable - at least in a supported fashion, no J2ME/Java support, no 3G, no MMS, a crappy camera, etc. etc.). Plus, I already have a N95-3 (NAM) w/8GB transflash.

But I do own a couple of Macs. I am a "fanboi" when it comes to their computer products. Their new wireless keyboard is simply the best keyboard that exists (even better than Logitech diNovo/diNovo Edge). And the iPhone - well, people around me at work that do own it keep bragging about it...

And now this. Lotus Notes. The Holy Grail. (I found out a little while ago that Nokia IntelliSync for Mobiles do support Lotus Notes/Domino as well, and I was elated - until I found that it does not support their own Symbian phones - like my N95...)

Then again - I bet it wouldn't work for me anyway. The iPhone (again, based on what those people around me say) does not seem to be able to connect via our internal WLAN at work (using WAP Enterprise/802.1x authentication) - only via our public/external WLAN, where I would not be able to access our Domino servers. So, chances are this would do me little good in any case..

Whew! Looks like I escaped the reality distortion field, and put that irrational crave on the shelf - once again! :)

Man, close one.

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