No proxy server support?!

Seriously? I couldn't find a whole lot on this problem.....are there plans to patch this functionality in? Even the most basic rudimentary software's update utility supports a proxy server.....this renders my phone useless on pretty much any business network.
GG.

The phone has been our for almost a year...
Palm knows how to do this (centro, treo) and they know it's a must have for corporate users so I'm asking P L E A S E add support for this.
Where I work we don't get telephone carrier signals in the interior of our buildings (packed full of computers and networking, etc.) but we have great wifi.
Thanks,
Scott
ps. please, please, please

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