What I was trying to say was it would be 'cool' to have Smartphonethoughts or pocketpcthoughts, etc host an Exchange 2007 email service.
My current provider didn't add push email because they don't use exchange and are planning on it.
Oh... I see. That's a pretty good idea. Let me think about a way to do this.
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Exchange 2007 is almost a completely different product from 2003, and its system requirements are quite a bit more demanding. For example, it only runs on Windows Server 2003 64-bit editions, and not very many existing Windows server installations are 64-bit. Not only that, it is more like a completely new product than a new version; Exchange administrators will have to re-learn the product from scratch.
In other words, I wouldn't expect upgrades from Exchange 2003 to 2007 to take place any time soon. Even though I have licenses for 2007 I won't be upgrading my server because its CPU isn't 64-bit capable and I don't want to upgrade the hardware just to add a couple of new capabilities. Exchange 2007 is much better in a new installation on new hardware than it would be in an existing 2003 environment.
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