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Who here has their Epic sync'd with an Exchange 2003 or 2010 server and uses an SSL certificate?

How does it run, any know issues to be aware of? I don't really use GMail, and since I'm the Exchange administrator, I control all the security so no worries there. I've seen other Android 2.1 phones and they seem to atleast open all Word, Excel and Powerpoint attachments, but doesn't edit them. I just saw that documents to go currently has a 50% off sale and selling for $15--where's that company card at?

I'm preparing a "fake" Exchange account and plan drop in a boat load of spam mail, annoying business contacts and useless meeting requests so that when I pair the store demo model up with my Exchange server I can see what it looks like first hand and if I encounter any specific issues based on my envirnoment.

I played with one today at the Sprint store and it was parked next to an EVO so I got to see them side by side. Both looked like sweet phones, just the keyboard and the Hummingbird seem to have me sold. As I was screwing around with the phone I heard the saleperson telling another customer that the Epic was the girl version of the EVO. I started to LOL at that comment sparking a debate right in the store. It does somewhat concern me that no one is sold out of the Epic right now. I thought that it would be hard to keep in stock. I'm still pessimistically waiting for some major flaw to drop that's a deal breaker but haven't heard any real horror stories yet that scared me off.

How does it handle Flash right now? I've seen other non Froyo based phones have some version of Flash lite but didn't know if that was from the Android store or if one of the other carriers supplied it.

I'm somewhat surprised that this thread isn't "bumping" like the EVO threads are, I can't believe Samsung is hated this much that more people aren't jumping ship for this phone.