Guest geeky Posted May 6, 2009 Report Posted May 6, 2009 Pretty much as per the title really guys, I have seen a few companies come and go offering free push mail as well as some that start off free and then charge. Basically I am after push mail access to both hotmail and gmail, with folders other than inbox if at all possible via push! Suggestions gratefully received.
Guest evil Homer 3k Posted May 6, 2009 Report Posted May 6, 2009 Pretty much as per the title really guys, I have seen a few companies come and go offering free push mail as well as some that start off free and then charge. Basically I am after push mail access to both hotmail and gmail, with folders other than inbox if at all possible via push! Suggestions gratefully received. Seven (http://community.seven.com) or Emoze. I use Seven for both my Gmail and work email, as Emoze doesn't recognise the Omnia. Seven is currently free as its in beta testing, but can't guarantee it will be free forever.
Guest nks Posted May 6, 2009 Report Posted May 6, 2009 Seven (http://community.seven.com) or Emoze. I use Seven for both my Gmail and work email, as Emoze doesn't recognise the Omnia. Seven is currently free as its in beta testing, but can't guarantee it will be free forever. i am using Emoze and it works well on omnia :D regards Nic
Guest kujneki Posted May 6, 2009 Report Posted May 6, 2009 I've tried virtually every possible application for push. Mail2web won't allow to reply with your e-mail address (that's for free version), mobipush seems to be dead. Emoze and Seven (this one slightly less) drain too much battery. Currently I'm running z-push on my own server and it's working quite nice (that's push via Activesync).
Guest Adrynalyne Posted May 6, 2009 Report Posted May 6, 2009 I've tried virtually every possible application for push. Mail2web won't allow to reply with your e-mail address (that's for free version), mobipush seems to be dead. Emoze and Seven (this one slightly less) drain too much battery. Currently I'm running z-push on my own server and it's working quite nice (that's push via Activesync). Windows Live allows push mail, just not through activestink. You have to set the options in the application itself.
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