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Re: Email options and battery life.

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Originally Posted by Ghaleon
I have yet to try the mail2web option, mostly because I'd prefer to use an @gmail.com or the personalized domain email AOL offers with their free account as opposed to an "@mail2web.com", I'm also not quite clear on what limitations their free and 1.99 accounts have. What sort of battery life could I expect using one of their accounts compared to what I've seen with the above options? Are there any other options I've missed?
-Ghaleon
Get a mail2web account for $1.99 a month. Forward your gmail.

Under your settings in mail2web on the site, setup an SMTP Proxy so that your outgoing email address is Gmail (or whatever email you want).

Imap is more effeicient than Pop3. Exchange is more effecient than IMAP.

There is about 3% battery consumption per hour with Exchange email using Push, which is a lot better than using an auto-fetch (every X mins).

Furthermore, skip Agile messenger and go with Verichat which uses and SMS relay to keep you online vs. the "always on connection" of Agile. This will also save battery life. Agile consumes a lot of battery power if left on all day.
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