Hey Malatesta can you explain e-mail push?

[iflyskyhigh]

I don't have any problem with duplicates, and I've been doing it that way for months. I'm sure that it's probably a little higher maintenance than some are up for, but if you are up too it, it's a free way to keep everything sync'd

[lowspeed]

Interesting topic...

I wish GMAIL would offer push service built in...

Any chance they would offer something like that ?

Is hotmail push email ?

[Big D5]

Originally Posted by lowspeed

Interesting topic...

I wish GMAIL would offer push service built in...

Any chance they would offer something like that ?

Is hotmail push email ?

THat would be sweet I like my Gmail and free push mail from them would be great I could have everything in one place. As far as hot mail its not push its IM.

[nickmford]

If you want a cheap full featured exchange account without setup fees etc. Check out www.1and1.com I pay 6.99/month for 1Gig of space along with full connectivity to Outlook on your PC. I could not live with Exchange not syncing my calendar contacts and notes with my home and work copies of Outlook. In my opinion the Push Email is just 1 of 3 major features since I already have my contact lists in outlook.

mail2web is nice if you just want email pushed to your phone for free/cheap. Full sync with Outlook is ideal.

http://order.1and1.com/xml/order/Mai...op&__lf=Static

[Bearxor]

what you do to get your contacts to mail2web is set up your activesync account to do mail from mail2web and contacts/calendar from your desktop pc. Then sync. Once your contacts and calendar are updated on your phone, go back in to activesync and tell it you want to sync your contacts and calendar to the exchange server. Then manually sync and it will upload all of your contacts/calendar appointments to the server enabling you to pull them down whenever needed on the road. I haven't synced my phone to my desktop in a couple of months. As long as I accept calendar appointments on my phone, I'm just as caught up as my desktop outlook.