Push Email for HD2

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Hi,

Originally back in 2000-2007 I was a Nokia and Blackberry User. Instant Emails I am very much used to, however I decided to take a break from Blackberry and right so as now everyone has one and I find it annoying! LOL!

in 2008 I got a Nokia e71, the email schedule was a crap annoying 15mins, so I decided to see if there is anything out there to speed it up!

I found emoze. This app was a lifesaver, once you got it to work ofcourse.

Now I am on a HD2 with a batter life equivalent to a snail on a motorway, (slow to move but quick to die)

I am in need for a more than 5mins schedule on my emails without the battery dying so quickly. I tried emoze on the HD2 but it does not work, it gets as far trying to add an account which then crashes.

I looked at the gmail push, problem is I have my own doman hosted email accounts I am not a fan of gmail, hotmail etc, as I am working professional and such accounts are frowned upon and not taken seriously.

Sorry for the story I thought i give you a understanding of where i am coming from etc.

Thanks.

Exactly something i am looking for too, and for exactly the same reason mentioned! i got my own domain too, so business mails are strictly on that, and hotmails good only for the "forwards"
Please help guys!

what are u guys talking about , if you need it for business , use exchange , if u're ok with google, use google sync for your gmails. Thats push email for you.

Agree, with above - MS Exchange server works like a charm!!

Emoze works on my HD2.

I've got two accounts configured on it, one is an Outlook Web Access (OWA) and the other is my own domain.

Re-try Emoze and let me know exactly what faults you are having and I'll do my best to help you.

Originally Posted by mr3rown

Hi,

Originally back in 2000-2007 I was a Nokia and Blackberry User. Instant Emails I am very much used to, however I decided to take a break from Blackberry and right so as now everyone has one and I find it annoying! LOL!

in 2008 I got a Nokia e71, the email schedule was a crap annoying 15mins, so I decided to see if there is anything out there to speed it up!

I found emoze. This app was a lifesaver, once you got it to work ofcourse.

Now I am on a HD2 with a batter life equivalent to a snail on a motorway, (slow to move but quick to die)

I am in need for a more than 5mins schedule on my emails without the battery dying so quickly. I tried emoze on the HD2 but it does not work, it gets as far trying to add an account which then crashes.

I looked at the gmail push, problem is I have my own doman hosted email accounts I am not a fan of gmail, hotmail etc, as I am working professional and such accounts are frowned upon and not taken seriously.

Sorry for the story I thought i give you a understanding of where i am coming from etc.

Thanks.

hi there....another app that as good as emoze (even better for me then emoze) is seven .....you should try it bro.
here is the like for it: http://www.seven.com/
thought it is still in beta, but it work great!

mail2web offer an exchange based email service. I've been using it for a year with no problems

yeah.. use seven
best push email for me, been using it since I was still using Eten M600

Hi guys,

Exchange
you make it sound like going out buying a dedicated server, install exchange and setup my emails (4 accounts in total) is a walk in the park.

dont get me wrong i do this stuff for a living, but my business has never had the need for an exchange server. and wont for a long time. so thats not an option.


emoze
i will try it again and see how it goes.


seven
never liked it much, as emoze was easier for me and suited my needs, even got a pro license as well.

Originally Posted by mr3rown

Hi guys,

Exchange
you make it sound like going out buying a dedicated server, install exchange and setup my emails (4 accounts in total) is a walk in the park.

dont get me wrong i do this stuff for a living, but my business has never had the need for an exchange server. and wont for a long time. so thats not an option.


emoze
i will try it again and see how it goes.


seven
never liked it much, as emoze was easier for me and suited my needs, even got a pro license as well.

Hi there,
im not quite sure if emoze works fine with the HD2, give it a try and tell us