Some oddities I notice with Gmail and the new AT&T ROM for me.
The first is that in order to disable the automatic download of messages, I now have to pretty much click through all the account setup screens for the Gmail account. With the stock ROM, it was only a couple/few clicks to undo that setting. Just a little annoying.
The second is that two or three times now, removing the automatic downloading of messages didn't seem to 'take'. I'd uncheck that box and click "Done", and a bit later, my phone will alert me to new messages, and when I check the account settings, that box is checked again.
Weird.
Also, lately I've noticed that when I go into the Wireless Manager, Microsoft Direct Push is briefly on, but 'grayed out', and it turns to off as the menu finishes loading.
Cthulhu111 said:
Some oddities I notice with Gmail and the new AT&T ROM for me.
The first is that in order to disable the automatic download of messages, I now have to pretty much click through all the account setup screens for the Gmail account. With the stock ROM, it was only a couple/few clicks to undo that setting. Just a little annoying.
The second is that two or three times now, removing the automatic downloading of messages didn't seem to 'take'. I'd uncheck that box and click "Done", and a bit later, my phone will alert me to new messages, and when I check the account settings, that box is checked again.
Weird.
Also, lately I've noticed that when I go into the Wireless Manager, Microsoft Direct Push is briefly on, but 'grayed out', and it turns to off as the menu finishes loading.
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Am not using the leaked ROM so I can't comment on the Gmail stuff. As for the MS Direct Push, I believe you have to be using Exchange.
thealbumman said:
Am not using the leaked ROM so I can't comment on the Gmail stuff. As for the MS Direct Push, I believe you have to be using Exchange.
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I don't use Exchange, and just find it weird that MS Direct Push seems to be "sneaking" on and switches off as the Wireless Manager pops up.
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I don't use Exchange, and just find it weird that MS Direct Push seems to be "sneaking" on and switches off as the Wireless Manager pops up.
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Since you do not use Exchange, direct push should be off.
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Hey everyone,
I'm new to these boards but have been a long time PDA/phone user. Last night, I downloaded and installed the 2.25 ROM for my Cingular 8125 device and setup my Exchange account.
I have an MS Exchange 2003 SP2 mailbox and setup Direct Push, but the e-mails still take a minute or two to get to me when a Blackberry or GoodLink take about 15 seconds. It seems that the Exchange server just pushes out an IP packet to my phone to make it go through the [seemingly wasteful] process of performing an ActiveSync operation. So constantly my connection arrows are alternating between "connected" and "ActiveSyncing." To me, it's almost as slow as the old SMS push-pull method.
Furthermore, it seems that (a) my ability to sync my subfolders is gone. Previously, I could select folders to sync to my device from my device. Now, I can select all my folders, but they are all empty (except my Inbox). If I go to Menu -> Tools, the "Manage Folders" option is greyed out. I cannot tap and hold a folder to sync it. And (b), the option to manually "send/receive" is also greyed out. If I turn DirectPush off (which I do at night to prevent receiving my emails), I have to open the ActiveSync application to get my e-mail instead of previously being able to tap Menu -> Send/Receive from the Messaging program.
Is this normal? Are these the results that others are seeing from MSFP? Finally, are there any other noteworthy improvements in this ROM other than MSFP? If this is the case, and there are no other improvements, wouldn't it behoove me to revert back to the previous ROM?
Thank you in advance for you help and insight!
-M-
The messaging app can switch between SMS, Email and MMS. You can switch it by press Email button on top left corner or by changing accounts in menu. Sounds like all you issue is related to the fact that your messaging app is currently in other accounts like SMS or MMS.
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The messaging app can switch between SMS, Email and MMS. You can switch it by press Email button on top left corner or by changing accounts in menu. Sounds like all you issue is related to the fact that your messaging app is currently in other accounts like SMS or MMS.
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Foxbat,
Thank you, but I am in the Outlook E-mail account. I'm pretty savvy about these things to know at least that much!
I'm still not able to manage my folders or manually send and receive and I still feel like there's a longer lag time than Blackberry or GoodLink.
Are you using the MSFP ROM with an Exchange 2003 SP2 account? If so, what are your experiences?
Thanks again!
Yes, I'm using MSFP on 2.17 ROM right now. I have none of your issues.
i can just say that it doesn't sound like the MSFP is actually working in your case. Once i switched to directpush, my messages are on my phone within 5 seconds, no activesync whatsoever. same for calendar, tasks and contacts.
i have a tmo blackberry and a tmo mda - i tested sending messages to both at the same time, on average the mda receives the message about 1 second later than the blackberry - an extrememly nice improvement.
The send/receive option in Outlook account is always greyed out, you can only receive email there by syncing or push mail. there is a thread on this on this forum, called Pocket Outlook Account is worthless or something like that.
Koksie said:
The send/receive option in Outlook account is always greyed out, you can only receive email there by syncing or push mail. there is a thread on this on this forum, called Pocket Outlook Account is worthless or something like that.
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Wrong. It works just fine all the time for me in 2.17 ROM and 2.24 ROM (I skipped the worthless 2.25 Cingular ROM). I don't know what's wrong with OP's issue. Maybe he should re-examine the settings or do a hard reset.
I had a similar problem when I updated my ROM. Send/recieve and Manage Folders was greyed out. I fixed it by deleting the sync to my exchange and re-adding it through active sync on my PC. From active sync on the PC double click Exchange server. Click the "delete server" button. Wait for it to sync and remove all your emails from the phone. Then go Tools > Configure Server Source and add it back in. This worked for me.
If that doesn't work, you can select folders in active sync. That also worked for me before I deleted and re-added my exchange. Not as handy as being able to do it from the phone though.
edit: oops. old thread. Is it 2007 already? :O Oh well, the info may help someone...
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edit: oops. old thread. Is it 2007 already? :O Oh well, the info may help someone...
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It's helped me! Thank you so much peon!
I'm new to the mobile phones using windows. But untill now i'm almost compleetly happy with the TyTNII.
The problem i'm having is that emails older than 3days are suddenly gone missing in my inbox . I can't seem to find any setting dialog where i can change this. Mayby i have to set something in the registry but i don't know what . So i'm hoping that someone can and will help.
I've tried to delete the account and after rebooting creating a new one but the problem still remains.
If you are using push or imap it is a settign in your server config for how many days of email to show.
No i'm using pop3 in both cases.
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No i'm using pop3 in both cases.
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There's a setting, it lets you choose how many days of email to keep on our phone. It's default to 3 or 4. Thissetting applies to any POP or IMAP mail accounts, whether you are using push or on-demand email retrieval. Go to your email account on the phone, and select menu|tools|options or soemthing like that. choose the account, and edit the settings for it (it like a few pages into the "setup wizard" for the account)...
Go to Start-Programs-Messaging-menu-options-tap on your email name in the box-next-next-next-next-next-and finally the drop down menu under Download messages.
First of all i would like to thank you for your advise but i've been looking for such a setting myself and could not find it. Not even under the advanced button!
the only setting witch has something with day is :
Download messages from the past xx days or all messages.
As i understand it this has to with downloading and not with messages already downloaded right?
That is the setting. Perhaps it's poorly worded. but if you say "download emails from the last 3 days", then it will remove emails from your phone that are older than 3 days. So as time goes by, messages that download one day will be removed from the phone 3 days later. They don't get "deleted" from you rmail system, just removed from your phone.
It's a strange way to name a setting like this indeed. But i think i get it now and i'll go for the setting all messages than. I want to controlle the way wich email to keep and wich not!
Thank alot for your help
OK folks, does anyone have any recommendations for Gmail push mail for the Kaiser?
Gmail App: Either adding this to your phone, or using it online on your phone seems to work well, but, unless I'm an idiot, there is no push--you have to check your e-mail manually. That kinda kills it.
emoze: http://www.emoze.com/en/get/index.asp. This is a neat little app that you install on your phone, and it seems to log you into a server that checks your Gmail (or Yahoo, whatever) and then pushes whatever it finds there to your phone. However, this seems relatively buggy and unreliable. One, if it works when you send an email, not long after it will download that sent email to your phone and tell you you have an email. Two, it wants to fiddle with your activesync settings which don't seem to work too well.
mobiPush: At http://www.mobiPush.com. Well, this seems unreliable, or at least, slow as hell. Now, being used to text messages, maybe the speed is normal for push mail, I don't know. Oddly enough, it won't connect to the internet when I have my USB cable plugged in, even though I have "Allow wireless connections" checked in activesync.
mail2web live: http://services.mail2web.com/FreeServices/. I have no idea, I haven't tried it.
Does anyone have any thoughts on these? Other suggestions? Want to point out my glaring errors? Feel free, and thanks!
Do you have issues w/ Imap? I have mine setup to check every 15 or 30 minutes and only keep 3 days of messages on my phone so it doesn't get too cluttered. I dont have the issue of sending an email and having the sent message show up as new when using this manner either. Just a thought/suggestion.
My gmail pushes to kaiser perfectly fine...
It's an option in Gmail you have to set.
Seven
http://community.seven.com/main.php
this pushes email great for me
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Do you have issues w/ Imap? I have mine setup to check every 15 or 30 minutes and only keep 3 days of messages on my phone so it doesn't get too cluttered. I dont have the issue of sending an email and having the sent message show up as new when using this manner either. Just a thought/suggestion.
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I just found that and set it up, thank you!
What I'm trying to avoid is having the phone check for email, and it seems that with Gmail IMAP you have to tell the phone to check at whatever intervals you want.
redsrule2500 said:
My gmail pushes to kaiser perfectly fine...
It's an option in Gmail you have to set.
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Where exactly do you see this option?
redsrule2500 said:
My gmail pushes to kaiser perfectly fine...
It's an option in Gmail you have to set.
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When you say it's "an option in Gmail you have to set," can you be more specific?
It seems that by setting up IMAP the phone has to check, Gmail isn't pushing mail to the phone automatically, is it? There doesn't seem to be a reason for the phone to check if Gmail is pushing.
Thoughts? And thank you!
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Where exactly do you see this option?
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I second that.
What the 2 guys before me said.
Gmail itself seems curiously silent about this one. Especially because it would be a MASSIVE boon to their business...
Bueller? Anyone? Anyone?
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mobiPush: At http://www.mobiPush.com. Well, this seems unreliable, or at least, slow as hell. Now, being used to text messages, maybe the speed is normal for push mail, I don't know. Oddly enough, it won't connect to the internet when I have my USB cable plugged in, even though I have "Allow wireless connections" checked in activesync.
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As it turns out, the USB issue was a different issue all together. That's just Activesync being kinda crappy. D'oh!
That doesn't make mobiPush suddenly awesome, just that it had nothing to do with them. Heh.
what about Flexmail? It has IMAP IDLE support which will function like push email. If you set up the Gmail IMAP account under the program, it should automatically notify you when new emails are received.
Check the Hacking and Development area for ImapPusherService. I haven't gotten it to work on mine yet, but others have had good success. It isn't perfect, but as long as you don't SR very often it should work no problem. Downside, if you do a SR you have to relaunch the program and reenter your username and password.
I was just going to say the same thing having read this thread last night but not replied. ImapPusherService is what you're after. Very fast and works well. It's going to be THE software for pushing email to windows mobile.
FYI if you haven't got it working you should dump the tracking file and send it to the developer but before you do this try putting recent: before your username like this recent:username
and here's the link
http://www.codeplex.com/ImapPusherService
BTW Seven in my experience is poor. Use it if you want an email client that doesn't push but simply checks for email every 5 minutes and takes up memory. Oh wait. pocket outlook does this without taking up extra memory!
cheese74 said:
what about Flexmail? It has IMAP IDLE support which will function like push email. If you set up the Gmail IMAP account under the program, it should automatically notify you when new emails are received.
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Thanks for the heads up, I'll have to check into this, as it ain't free. I must say that gives me a bit more confidence as I bought Pocket Informant recently. That program goes a bit overboard, but it does what they say it will do.
Gracias.
knmwt15000 said:
I was just going to say the same thing having read this thread last night but not replied. ImapPusherService is what you're after. Very fast and works well. It's going to be THE software for pushing email to windows mobile.
FYI if you haven't got it working you should dump the tracking file and send it to the developer but before you do this try putting recent: before your username like this recent:username
and here's the link
http://www.codeplex.com/ImapPusherService
BTW Seven in my experience is poor. Use it if you want an email client that doesn't push but simply checks for email every 5 minutes and takes up memory. Oh wait. pocket outlook does this without taking up extra memory!
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what do you mean check for email every 5 minutes? seven isn't push?
Why use an app? go to your Gmail page and enable pop ( under settings ) Works great for me. I have mine saving 1 weeks worth of emails on the phone, automatically downloading all attachments, as well as updating every 5 minutes.... Never had an issue. I use my gmail rather than my blackberry email from work because the Kaiser handles mail SOOOOOO much better with attachments.
I am using Flexmail as well and found it the best solution so far for push Gmail. Setup was relatively easy and I like the advanced folder management options that Flexmail provides. Also, html formatting is a big plus.
I tried Seven, mobipush, emoze, and mail2web. All of them had some disadvantages such as bulky background client, slow receive/send, instability with other apps, and 3rd party reply-to address (mail2web). Flexmail is well worth the cost as it connects to the Gmail imap servers directly and I typically receive emails in my phone within 10 seconds of it actually appearing on Gmail web-mail.
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what do you mean check for email every 5 minutes? seven isn't push?
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In my experience it is not. I set it up and intermittently sent test emails to my address. Got new mail exactly every 5 mins....
knmwt15000 said:
I was just going to say the same thing having read this thread last night but not replied. ImapPusherService is what you're after. Very fast and works well. It's going to be THE software for pushing email to windows mobile.
FYI if you haven't got it working you should dump the tracking file and send it to the developer but before you do this try putting recent: before your username like this recent:username
and here's the link
http://www.codeplex.com/ImapPusherService
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Thanks for the heads up on this one. As a plus: it's Free, and that's brilliant. It's small, doesn't use up much space, memory, et cetera. However, it only seems to work intermittently, and that's just not worth the trouble.
posted in DCD'd Titan Rom 3.2.5 ROM as well....
Don't know where the error is. Reflashed 3.2.5 three times, same error. Just to put it out there.... anyone using the beta program Seven for pushing email?
Gmail worked before but will not connect from the Gmail shortcut from the login screen. Yahoo and Hotmail shortcuts work fine. Went in to "Other Pop Accounts" and added Gmail there and worked fine.
Note: No issues at all regarding this with 3.2.3
Can anyone assist with some guidance on this.
Since WLM was installed, it does not always update me on new mail not unless I am synced to my pc. Excuse me if am wrong but roaming is enabled hence don't see why it does not work.
Is this a re-installation issue with Rom OS or WLM application.
Any idea would be great!
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Can anyone assist with some guidance on this.
Since WLM was installed, it does not always update me on new mail not unless I am synced to my pc. Excuse me if am wrong but roaming is enabled hence don't see why it does not work.
Is this a re-installation issue with Rom OS or WLM application.
Any idea would be great!
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I get the same with my Windows Live/Hotmail account. Even if I leave my data connection live, I still have to go in and select send/receive to get the latest state of play. Were you expecting 'push email' with Hotmail/Windows Live because I don't think that's offered - well I've not found how to do it with Hotmail.
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I get the same with my Windows Live/Hotmail account. Even if I leave my data connection live, I still have to go in and select send/receive to get the latest state of play. Were you expecting 'push email' with Hotmail/Windows Live because I don't think that's offered - well I've not found how to do it with Hotmail.
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I have no problem with Windows Live. Get to the options for the Account:
Messaging screen->Menu->Options
Select the account. Tha first screen lists 1 through 8 the WL options. Select Sync Schedule. Under sync frequency, select 'As Items Arrive'.
Save changes!
how the devil did you guys ever get past the 'failed to synchronize' issue I really would like to get my push hotmail working but, once the account is initially set up I can never get the damn application to fully synch again, even with a stripped down account, cleaned email folders ect.
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how the devil did you guys ever get past the 'failed to synchronize' issue I really would like to get my push hotmail working but, once the account is initially set up I can never get the damn application to fully synch again, even with a stripped down account, cleaned email folders ect.
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You generally ever only get failed to synchronize when you sync without the being connected to your pc/laptop.
I assume you are using the right version.
I suggest you uninstaller and re-install. Go through the steps normally like you would do on initial set-up. Once your are past there..
You then come into stage two of the problem.
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I get the same with my Windows Live/Hotmail account. Even if I leave my data connection live, I still have to go in and select send/receive to get the latest state of play. Were you expecting 'push email' with Hotmail/Windows Live because I don't think that's offered - well I've not found how to do it with Hotmail.
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I know Windows does not support Push mail!!! Even when I send and receive it syncs and fails. It is very temperamental..!
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I know Windows does not support Push mail!!! Even when I send and receive it syncs and fails. It is very temperamental..!
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Sorry you all are having trouble. "Push" e-mail works 100% fine with Windows Live Mail on my Tilt. As it's been reported, use "As Items Arrive" as the sync frequency.
I use a version of WL that has Messenger still in it, and I find that as long as Messenger is logged in, my Mail syncs flawlessly.
Eureka
KevinAlbrecht said:
Messaging screen->Menu->Options
Select the account. Tha first screen lists 1 through 8 the WL options. Select Sync Schedule. Under sync frequency, select 'As Items Arrive'.
Save changes!
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So the option was there all along. I only have 1 - 6 options on that first page but that has done the trick - thank you for the lesson
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Sorry you all are having trouble. "Push" e-mail works 100% fine with Windows Live Mail on my Tilt. As it's been reported, use "As Items Arrive" as the sync frequency.
I use a version of WL that has Messenger still in it, and I find that as long as Messenger is logged in, my Mail syncs flawlessly.
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My email also " pushes " flawlessly. Unfortunately my tilt also remains constantly
connected and sync'd for this to happen, thus killing my battery by 6 pm
everyday. On days that I know I will not have access to a charger I have to
shut off my push email as a battery conservation method
mine also works flawlessly well almost, i can get the inbox folder to update, but not any of the folders i have set up?
any ideas?
A few days ago I began getting an AOL notification "connection error". This is resulting in no emails or emails cycling to inbox, then removed and reloaded as AOL email tries to load. I tried a battery pull, remove the account, re-add account and went so far as do a reset. In all cases, I still get this notification. Anyone else experience this and is there a fix.
Me too. Not sure what the issue is though.
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I had the same issue with Yahoo a few weeks ago. I eventually deleted my two yahoo mail accounts and used Titanium Backup to restore data for all yahoo services. It started working again, and has been fine since.
So my issue seems to be resolved. I have not received the notification for twelve hours now. Here's the steps I took.
1) Go to settings and remove the AOL account
2) Remove battery and wait at least five minutes before replacing and booting
3) Go to settings, accounts, add new account
4) Insert your aol sign on name and password
5) Unclick automatic and choose manual setup
6) Choose general check that sign on name is correct. Click OK
7) Choose incoming server, select imap and input imap.aol.com, username and password are prepopulated. Click advanced; type 993 for port use secure and verify should be checked. Hit Ok hit OK
8) Choose outgoing server and input smtp.aol.com. Hit advanced and input 465 for port. Hit Ok hit OK
9) Select other settings. I chose 25.
Done and enjoy
I had the same problem with my AIM and AOL accounts. Lasted 2 or 3 days with doing reboots and battery pulls randomly. Decided to try out gummy rom but it wasnt working right so i went back to stock rooted n they started working again. Didnt have a problem for the next couple of days then redownloaded and installed gummy and haven't had a problem since.
Thanks!
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So my issue seems to be resolved. I have not received the notification for twelve hours now. Here's the steps I took.
1) Go to settings and remove the AOL account
2) Remove battery and wait at least five minutes before replacing and booting
3) Go to settings, accounts, add new account
4) Insert your aol sign on name and password
5) Unclick automatic and choose manual setup
6) Choose general check that sign on name is correct. Click OK
7) Choose incoming server, select imap and input imap.aol.com, username and password are prepopulated. Click advanced; type 993 for port use secure and verify should be checked. Hit Ok hit OK
8) Choose outgoing server and input smtp.aol.com. Hit advanced and input 465 for port. Hit Ok hit OK
9) Select other settings. I chose 25.
Done and enjoy
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Thanks so much! It seems to be working correctly now using your solution! I had AOL rebooting my emails every few seconds - it was extremely frustrating! And Verizon had no clue what to do, they couldn't even figure out what I was talking about - they just wanted to send me a new phone. The phone is only a few months old and doing great, but seriously? All my applications and settings need to be redone just for a software issue? Nah, had to be another solution!
Much appreciated!
I get that crap every month or so...seems to go on for a day or two, never any grief with Gmail, always AOL. Seems to be triggered by plodding thru non-Verizon areas. Eventually I just delete the account to stop the infernal notifications.
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