Best way to get gmail on my phone?

[zero157h7]

Originally Posted by Devileyezz

All these slap on their own ad-based signatures on our outgoing email, correct?

To be honest I am not sure. I will go ahead and check funambol and get back at you. Someone else will have to tell you about seven.

[JickBahTech]

I don't think it's actively being developed any more, but I'm very happy with the IMAP Pusher service:

http://imappusherservice.codeplex.com/

[zero157h7]

Funambol does put a signature on.

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Funambol :: mobile open source :: http://www.funambol.com

[Devileyezz]

Thanks zero, I'm afraid emoze also puts it on. Don't know about Seven yet.

[keland44]

i would suggest seven i've been using it for a while not the service is currently down (4/5/09) but it works pretty well thiough usually when i send emails via gmail i usually get them within the same minute of them being sent i haven't used it for calendar and contacts but i think i will soon since mail2web is goin to start charging for service
the other good thing about seven is when you rebuild your phone all you need to do is reinstall the seven cab and it saves your accounts you set up on your phone makes the rebuilding your phone process a lot faster if you have about 4 emails accounts like me

[fdbryant3]

Since it sounds like you prefer to just check your mail when you want instead of having it pushed to you - why not just use google own java client?

[Devileyezz]

Originally Posted by fdbryant3

Since it sounds like you prefer to just check your mail when you want instead of having it pushed to you - why not just use google own java client?

I hate that Java client btw. Why not a proper Google Mobile .cab? They're being lazy.

[Devileyezz]

Originally Posted by Devileyezz

Thanks zero, I'm afraid emoze also puts it on. Don't know about Seven yet.

Seven doesn't do the sigs!