Want a Droid for Work E-mail? It'll Cost You Extra

Nov 2nd, 2009 - PC World

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Want a Droid for Work E-mail? It'll Cost You Extra

The industry is abuzz over the Motorola Droid, the first Google Android 2.0-based smartphone, to be released on Friday, Nov. 6, in the United States, with network access provided by Verizon Wireless. But users who buy the device and expect to use its built-in Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync support to get corporate e-mail from Exchange servers will have to pay an additional $15 per month for the privilege, Verizon confirms.

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