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Good Email app found.

peter7769

peter7769

Android Enthusiast
Hi folks
Just found a very nice email client, called inomail I've only looked at it briefly but so far seems very good and like the ui, its available the market so I suggest you take a look ;)

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i actually really like the built in samsung email app believe it or not. the calendar is awesome with the spen and i can add multiple ms exchange accounts. pretty cool!
 
I feel the ui is a little outdated. Have you tried Maildroid it's very nice looking with great features.
 
I quite like the ui, I have used maildroid before but can anyone tell me the difference between the free and paid for version, it seems a lot of money!! I was using profimail but it needs updating so badly.

Pete
 
peter7769 said:
I was wondering that, its a lot of money!
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I followed this app in it's development. Everyone kept asking when they would be able to get a paid version with no ads. The dev stuck it in fhe market with an outlandish price tag to shut them up. I guess people are buying it.
 
I use AquaMail. Excellent email app, but of course, not free.

I wish I could use the Samsung email app. I just wasn't happy with the fact that it didn't check mail every minute. And, yes, I can manually check it as often as I want but that isn't what I want.
 
Yeah aquamail looks quite nice but I'm going to stick with this one until profimail gets updated, whenever that will be........:rolleyes:
 
I've used K9 for years, but find the app included with the N2 to be just as good so I'm going with the pre-installed app. The same goes for the calendar app. I'm dumping Jorte in favor of the standard app.
 
Anyone still using Touchdown? When I first tried Android a couple of years ago it seemed to be the undisputed leader for a full featured email client with good Exchange support? My Note 2 should arrive tomorrow, and I'll probably be looking for a good mail program and wondering of Touchdown should still be on that list?
 
Harplayr said:
I've used K9 for years, but find the app included with the N2 to be just as good so I'm going with the pre-installed app. The same goes for the calendar app. I'm dumping Jorte in favor of the standard app.
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I just wish that that particular widget, the calendar one, could be used cross-launcher. I'm using NovaLauncher at the moment (made a custom theme) and sadly it doesn't work with it. So back to Jorte for me. :(
 
dylane said:
Anyone still using Touchdown? When I first tried Android a couple of years ago it seemed to be the undisputed leader for a full featured email client with good Exchange support? My Note 2 should arrive tomorrow, and I'll probably be looking for a good mail program and wondering of Touchdown should still be on that list?
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I am using the default mail app with Exchange, and it seems to work fine for me. Emails are pushed to my phone within seconds. I don't do anything fancy with the emails though. Just read them, and maybe a quick short reply.
 
lcneed said:
I am using the default mail app with Exchange, and it seems to work fine for me. Emails are pushed to my phone within seconds. I don't do anything fancy with the emails though. Just read them, and maybe a quick short reply.
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I'm looking to probably do somewhat more complicated things. Like flag messages for follow-up, add categories, use multiple calendars, etc...
 
dylane said:
Anyone still using Touchdown? When I first tried Android a couple of years ago it seemed to be the undisputed leader for a full featured email client with good Exchange support? My Note 2 should arrive tomorrow, and I'll probably be looking for a good mail program and wondering of Touchdown should still be on that list?
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Sure am, the Note 2 and Acer A500.
 
Alice Kaye said:
I just wish that that particular widget, the calendar one, could be used cross-launcher. I'm using NovaLauncher at the moment (made a custom theme) and sadly it doesn't work with it. So back to Jorte for me. :(
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The stock calendar widget works with Holo HD launcher
 
The heavier the user, the greater the demands, Touchdown for Exchange and applications like Kaiten Mail do a better job. Last week I cruised with the built in mail client and realized again why I switched.
 
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