SEVEN Push Email FP2 Update Coming Within a Week
All I can say is thank you, SEVEN. Since taking delivery of an N78 a while back, it has really been growing on me. At the same time, I never take it out of my house. Why? For one reason and one reason alone in fact: email. Among the many things I use a mobile phone for, email is very much at the top of the list.
Nokia’s OEM S60 email app has always been pretty bad and as far as my experience goes, it has never been worse than it is in my N78. IMAP idle simply will not stay connected. EVER. This means that I have to poll every X minutes. Since the email app won’t keep my connection alive, when I do get a new email notification I have to click on the new email at which point the N78 has to reconnect, download the message body and then open it. If I take too long reading an email the connection is dropped again and I have to go through the same thing all over again to read the next new message.
I get anywhere between 30 and 60 new emails on an average weekday and busy days can get well over 100. As such, the email issues on the N78 make it impossibly unusable. The solution I use (and love) on other s60 handsets is SEVEN’s beta email app but as of now it does not support FP2 due to changes made to active plugin support. Whatever the case may be, SEVEN has just almost-officially announced that it will release a new client this week or next week with FP2 support. Awesome.
If you are an email user and you don’t currently use SEVEN’s app, I can’t recommend it enough. If you’re already a SEVEN user with an FP2 device, keep your eye on the forum.
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--Sent from my Nokia N95 8GB
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believe) coming this week or next that will address tons of bugs for
all users. :)
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Regarding the T-Zones issue, you might try creating a duplicate Access
Point and deleting the proxy server and port. This procedure solves
tons of issues with AT&T's MediaNet AP so it might help you as well...
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I've read Privacy & Security in SEVEN's website, but thats what all providers are saying, no?
No offense here, but I've heard rumors of e-mail solutions storing users data & I'm worried a bit.
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As a matter of fact I know from an ex - Vodafone employee friend of mine that all traffic is recorded that goes through them. I mean all - phone conversations, sms, mms, data - everything. They record, keep ti for a while (few years) then delete it.
I'm sure if it came out to the open they would say "This is for national security" or some BS. But at the end of the day you can never hide from big brother or whoever.
If you send really sensitive data you should encrypt it. There are very good and nearly impossible to crack encryption applications out there. Of course "What man made, other men can crack" and I personally know a few who do it with ease...
No wonder the best hackers and crackers never ever go to jail, they get jobs at companies that they ripped off or with the police, doing cyber crime prevention.
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trite but you're always better safe than sorry.
If you'd like to put your mind as ease a bit however, take a look at
the company's website: http://www.seven.com/
Seven is a massive company providing email solutions to carriers,
manufacturers, enterprises, etc around the world. Their products are
known around the globe and are widely acclaimed. This doesn't
necessarily mean that your data is safe, but it makes me more
comfortable using it.
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I tried using Seven on my E71 but was not able to it to save my sent messages using imap. Do you guys get it to save your sent mails?
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from SEVEN. In a nutshell, they maxed out their beta server traffic,
and then some. Keep your eye on the forum as they are working on it
but there's no overnight fix. They have to wait for new pipes from the
ISP and we all know what a pleasure that is...
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Like in the Application: Mail for Exchange.
Thanks!
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