NickDroid28
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Hi guys,
I've started having this gmail problem and it's been going on for a while now.
So here's the history. GTi9100 running gingerbread. Started using the gmail app, and all was fine. I had two accounts running in the app. Then for some reason when I try and send an email it starts sending...then it cuts off the bottom half of the email and saves it as a draft instead of sending. How much it actually cuts off can be random from a few paragraphs to all but the first line of the email.
Clearing the cashe and data seems to stop it for a day or so then it comes back again. I've since upgraded to ICS also. I switched to using androids native email client but that started screwing up as well. It will work fine then suddenly it'll say I don't have any email in my inbox and that its empty, I have to clear the data to get it to see my emails again.
Anyway I don't know about the native email client but gmail is the one that's bugging me so I'll focus on that. I should say I'm using two gmail accounts, so far with the gmail app I've tried clearing the cash, clearing the data, done two factory resets through the settings menu, one factory reset using the recovery mode.
None of them seems to help, I read online while doing a bit of research there was a problem back in 2011 with the Seal application and gmail not sending emails but I haven't been able to find any trace of Seal on my phone.
I'd love to get this fixed as I can't use either gmail or the native email client, as they both seem not to work....this is really shacking my confidence with android. I should also say that hard reset...not much of a reset lol.
ANyway any help would be appreciated, there doesn't seem to be much available for this fault. I would have said it's intermittent but its happening frequently now. I did think about installing K9 but I just hate that fact that things don't work as they should, developers spent ages making it, I spent money on it, I want to get it working the way it should work, not do a work around.
(I can still recieve email fine also)
I've started having this gmail problem and it's been going on for a while now.
So here's the history. GTi9100 running gingerbread. Started using the gmail app, and all was fine. I had two accounts running in the app. Then for some reason when I try and send an email it starts sending...then it cuts off the bottom half of the email and saves it as a draft instead of sending. How much it actually cuts off can be random from a few paragraphs to all but the first line of the email.
Clearing the cashe and data seems to stop it for a day or so then it comes back again. I've since upgraded to ICS also. I switched to using androids native email client but that started screwing up as well. It will work fine then suddenly it'll say I don't have any email in my inbox and that its empty, I have to clear the data to get it to see my emails again.
Anyway I don't know about the native email client but gmail is the one that's bugging me so I'll focus on that. I should say I'm using two gmail accounts, so far with the gmail app I've tried clearing the cash, clearing the data, done two factory resets through the settings menu, one factory reset using the recovery mode.
None of them seems to help, I read online while doing a bit of research there was a problem back in 2011 with the Seal application and gmail not sending emails but I haven't been able to find any trace of Seal on my phone.
I'd love to get this fixed as I can't use either gmail or the native email client, as they both seem not to work....this is really shacking my confidence with android. I should also say that hard reset...not much of a reset lol.
ANyway any help would be appreciated, there doesn't seem to be much available for this fault. I would have said it's intermittent but its happening frequently now. I did think about installing K9 but I just hate that fact that things don't work as they should, developers spent ages making it, I spent money on it, I want to get it working the way it should work, not do a work around.
(I can still recieve email fine also)