Google Labs Gives Gmail an IMAP Functionality Boost (2)
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Gmail, a staple of our work environment, becomes a little more like “big-boy” IMAP courtesy of Google Labs. Hit the Labs button in your Gmail account and you’ll see a new “Advanced IMAP Controls” function. Enable it and you can begin to take advantage of the following new features: Auto-Expunge: it sounds like a dirty word, but expunging is a good thing for data that’s no longer needed. Up to now, Gmail would simply mark ...
Gmail Labs Adds Advanced IMAP Controls [Gmail] (28)
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Google adds another opt-in feature to its roster of Gmail Labs experiments: Advanced IMAP Controls, a way to selectively decided which of your Gmail labels are available to your IMAP client plus other tweaks. With the new feature enabled, go to the Labels tab under your Gmail account's Settings area to select and de-select "Show in IMAP" on a per-label basis. Google describes a few other "obscure" IMAP features you can configure, as well. The ...
Poll: Is iPhone firmware 2.1 breaking fetch for email accounts? (3)
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Filed under: Cellphones Just when you think you've escaped the darkened woods of firmware 2.0.2 and previous ilk, along comes 2.1, wrapped in faster-loading-contacts-finery to convince you all is well in the iPhone world. That isn't entirely the case, it seems, if you're user of POP or IMAP mail accounts which are set to fetch messages. Apparently, a maddening bug exists in the new software which -- in the interest of battery power conservation, we ...
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Ryan said:
I was wondering why my phone doesn't seem to get email and chirp at me while it's in my pocket, and only while I'm using it. What's the point of fetching at all? Isn't that just basically Manual Fetch mode?
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dawebguy said:
Confirmed... I'm having this maddening issue.
Push Gmail – Now On Windows Mobile (1)
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One of the biggest gripes I hear from Windows Mobile users is that there is no true way to get your Gmail pushed to your device. Sure, you can simulate something like this by setting Pocket Outlook to check your mail every 15 minutes. But really, this is not the same as push which alerts you as soon as a message hits your inbox. Well, gripe no more (or for those of you who always ...
Mobile Email Gadget Peek Starts Selling Online, Gets NYT Pogue Slobbering (1)
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NY-based gadget startup Peek -- whose mobile device does email, and nothing else -- has started selling its gadget on the Web ahead of its nationwide launch at Target stores next Monday. And it seems to have found a few buyers already -- the gadget is already backordered online for a week in two of its three colors. But Peek's best news so far came in this morning's New York Times -- a slobbering by ...
BIS customers now getting instant IMAP e-mail (1)
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A quiet BlackBerry Internet Service upgrade has been rolled out that according to many is resulting in much quicker e-mail delivery over IMAP. Traditionally, only those on BlackBerry Enterprise Server would get their e-mail pushed to their handset instantly, and BIS users had to wait 10-15 minutes for delivery. Now anyone getting their BIS e-mail via servers that support IMAP IDLE will receive messages in real-time as the standard was designed to provide. It’s great ...
Blackberry: How to get Push IMAP Gmail if you are on BIS. (1)
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Today RIM quietly released a fantastic feature - IMAP email for those of us Blackberry addicts whom are NOT on an Enterprise Server. Basically if you don't connect to a work Exchange server chances are you are on BIS (Blackberry Internet Server).This new feature essentially means that if you use Gmail (or any other email service that supports IMAP) you can now get true IMAP push email to your Blackberry. Previous to today you had ...
Where to put my personal e-mail? (1)
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What should I use for personal e-mail over IMAP? Soon my university will shut off the e-mail service I have been using for my personal e-mail over the last few years. I'm looking for a replacement through which I can quickly get e-mail through secure IMAP. It would be best if the service had some sort of server-side filtering, preferably with Sieve, or even procmail (slightly less preferred). Gmail is pretty good and what I ...
LogicMail Free IMAP Client Version 1.0.1 Available (1)
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Our friends at BerryReview just wrote about the new version of LogicMail - the free email client for BlackBerry devices. Quite a while ago we already wrote about LogicMail (see LogicMail for BlackBerry: Free Pop and Imap EMail client for BlackBerry) and it is now available in a new version. As the beta version seemed to be fine it looks like the final version is pretty much the same like the beta version. Out of ...
Turn an Ubuntu/Debian System Into an IMAP Mail Server [How To] (19)
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Just because your email account doesn't offer IMAP access doesn't mean you have to put up with reading and deleting the same messages ad nauseum. Web how-to site Webmonkey offers a detailed rundown on setting up the free Dovecot server on your system to pull in any kind of mail and dish it out in that synced, folder-sorted, always-accessible IMAP way. This guide is specific to Ubuntu and Debian-based systems, but Dovecot is available for ...
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I will be sharing more Ubuntu based stuff so Linux users can get some of the latest and greatest info as well.
Turn an Ubuntu/Debian System Into an IMAP Mail Server [How To] (2)
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Just because your email account doesn't offer IMAP access doesn't mean you have to put up with reading and deleting the same messages ad nauseum. Web how-to site Webmonkey offers a detailed rundown on setting up the free Dovecot server on your system to pull in any kind of mail and dish it out in that synced, folder-sorted, always-accessible IMAP way. This guide is specific to Ubuntu and Debian-based systems, but Dovecot is available for ...
两个Objective-C的收发Email代码 (2)
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前些天有读者提出需要在iPhone中开发Email的程序。在iPhone的SDK中除了使用mailto的方式发送邮件之外暂时还没有其他更好的方法。 这里介绍两个基于Objective-C的Open Source的Email代码,理论上来说经过微小的修改就可以用于iPhone中,不过需要注意的是请注意这两个代码的授权方式。 Pantomime是一个用于开发邮件程序的完整框架,而且有相当多的基于Mac的桌面程序都使用了这个框架。在功能方面,支持MIME编码和解码,完全支持IMAP和POP3协议,并支持本地邮件发送或使用远程SMTP发送,支持SSL/TLS安全发送及接收邮件机制。 它的大部分代码都是使用Objective-C写成,只有一小部分需要性能的代码用c写成,另外它还使用了一点eml代码。它既可以用于Mac OSX,还可以在GNUStep下编译。 Pantomime的使用非常简单,而且下载包中也提供了完善的使用例子,仅仅使用很短的代码就可以实现邮件的接收、发送以及密码验证等功能。 如果你希望开发一个完整的电子邮件程序,相信Pantomime是最好的选择。下载地址在这里,版本为1.2.0pre3。 另外一个代码的名字叫做MailCore Framework,由Matt Ronge开发(感觉做Mac开发的人叫Matt的好多……)。同样非常好用,也自带了两个简单清楚的例子。 用MailCore Framework发送邮件非常简单: CTCoreMessage *testMsg = [[CTCoreMessage alloc] init]; [testMsg setTo:[NSSet setWithObject:[CTCoreAddress addressWithName:@"Monkey" email:@"monkey@monkey.com"]]]; [testMsg setFrom:[NSSet setWithObject:[CTCoreAddress addressWithName:@"Someone" email:@"test@someone.com"]]]; [testMsg setBody:@"This is a test message!"]; [testMsg setSubject:@"This is a subject"]; 设置好之后就可以直接发送: CTSMTPConnection sendMessage:testMsg server:@"mail.test.com" username:@"test" password:@"test" port:25 useTLS:YES shouldAuth:YES]; [testMsg release]; 需要注意的是MailCore并不支持多线程,另外MailCore将所有信息都保存在内存中,因此需要开发者自己手写保存的代码了。不过虽然如此,它还是一个非常简单易用的邮件接收发送代码,建议读者下来看看。 MailCore的下载地址在这里,其中包括了文档和例子。
[Full Post] Calling all digital nomads: Switch your mail (and other stuff) to Google Apps … yesterday! (1)
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As I’m quite a digital nomad myself I need to have access to my inbox and mail archive from any place at any time. Next to that issue I want to have lots of space (my mail archive already is a whopping 1.2 GiBi … after having cleaned it out!), good spam filters, one interface/app to rule them all (viz. one interface/app to manage my mail on ALL my mail addresses) and - most importantly ...
How-to: Proper Gmail IMAP for iPhone & Apple Mail (5)
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UPDATE 11/18: inaequitas reminds us that in order to star messages on your iPhone, simply move the message the starred items directory. UPDATE 10/26: RayL re-confirms the advantage of mapping your client-side Sent, Drafts, & Trash with server-side Gmail labels - no duplicate labels created in Gmail by your email client(s). Experiment with Gmail IMAP setup; if necessary reference the Google Group thread below. UPDATE 10/25: If you start seeing duplicates, check this Google Group ...
Zimbra Desktop, IMAP, Yahoo, Microsoft, and Google (1)
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The big news today is that the latest release of Yahoo Zimbra Desktop can be used to access YMail messages via IMAP. For details, see Zimbra Desktop Beta 3’s New Features in the Zimbra blog. Here is an excerpt: Yahoo! Mail users rejoice - There’s now IMAP access through Zimbra Desktop to all free, plus, and business accounts. You didn’t read that wrong. Normally only Plus accounts have POP access, but as a perk when ...
Outlook vs. Gmail—The Definitive Comparison [Lifehacker Faceoff] (7)
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Editor: Being digital vagabonds without an Exchange server, we Lifehacker writers use online apps like Gmail and Google Calendar to get things done. But can an Outlook user make the switch without losing out? Guest contributor Jared Goralnick's here today to take a look. Gmail launched in 2004 and has matured each year, but Microsoft Outlook (with Exchange) is still the most popular tool for accessing email. Comparing the two side by side, is it ...
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matmjuarez said:
Excellent post about side-by-side features of each system
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Gavin Knight said:
this is a fairly comprehensive and accurate comparison of Gmail and Outlook, although it is a bit light on the option of combining them by accessing your Gmail from within Outlook using IMAP
Outlook vs. Gmail--The Definitive Comparision [Lifehacker Faceoff] (4)
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Editor: Being digital vagabonds without an Exchange server, we Lifehacker writers use online apps like Gmail and Google Calendar to get things done. But can an Outlook user make the switch without losing out? Guest contributor Jared Goralnick's here today to take a look. Gmail launched in 2004 and has matured each year, but Microsoft Outlook (with Exchange) is still the most popular tool for accessing email. Comparing the two side by side, is it ...
Prevent duplicate tasks in the To-Do Bar (1)
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Eliminate Duplicate Task Annoyance in Outlook with Gmail IMAP [How To] (1)
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If you've set up IMAP access to Gmail in Outlook, you may have noticed that using flags in Outlook and stars in Gmail creates a duplicate set of tasks in your sidebar. The How-To Geek shows you how to fix that distraction, using a little creative filtering. The trick can be extended to multiple email accounts, and whether you bring Gmail into your All Mail folder or not. Hit the link for the Geek's helpful ...