It's quite annoying that Android OS has dedicated app for Gmail and when user wants to use any other service he has to set it up under Email.I have noticed that Gmail app takes quite some time to load and update. I was expecting a flawless Email experience with Android, or am I doing something wrong :distant:
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- Thread starter Jonas
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whoa!
actually you can configure your gmail account in the email client. it is actually faster than the gmail app itself but does not have all the features (archive, labels).
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and of course, the app in ICS is much much improved. its a shame that they have not ported it back to gingerbread.
the ics update is rock solid. i used to rely on webmail earlier. now i use the native gmail app to check mails
fact remains, the mobile web app is the fastest way to access your mail. provided you have fast internet connectivity.
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and of course, the app in ICS is much much improved. its a shame that they have not ported it back to gingerbread.
the ics update is rock solid. i used to rely on webmail earlier. now i use the native gmail app to check mails
fact remains, the mobile web app is the fastest way to access your mail. provided you have fast internet connectivity.
Yahoo! India provides free pop access.I have Live account and a Gmail account configured in the Email app right now.Was trying to check the auto update settings and there is this option, check mails every 5 minutes.Isn't there any way we can get the mails the moment they are sent to us?
Was trying to check the auto update settings and there is this option, check mails every 5 minutes.
Isn't there any way we can get the mails the moment they are sent to us?
Ahem - Isnt that what Blackberry / PushMail supposed to be a big showoff about?
Isn't there any way we can get the mails the moment they are sent to us?
Ahem - Isnt that what Blackberry / PushMail supposed to be a big showoff about?
