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Pure messenger widget

Koxx said:
It should come with TouchDown support during next weeks ;)
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Can you be more specific. I would need to use Touchdown instead of the standard Corp Mail from 2.2, and no longer need K9FP reading WebDAV. In other words, true synchronisation? Is there a time frame?
Thanks
 
Rowli001 said:
Can you be more specific. I would need to use Touchdown instead of the standard Corp Mail from 2.2, and no longer need K9FP reading WebDAV. In other words, true synchronisation? Is there a time frame?
Thanks
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You'll see TouchDown emails in the widget.
you'll be able to reply, mark as read, delete ... from the widget, like for gmail or K9, TouchDown will become a new provider.

For ETA, ask to NitroDesk, it's in their hands.
 
Is it Just the normal Refresh Or a Bug

Love your Program jsut one question

On MY fascinate ever so often when I turn the screen on it shows the widget and its blank and after 10 or 15 secs sometimes longer the msgs will populate like it takes some time to load or something is refreshing but i don't see the updating message at the bottom
 
darnallj said:
Is it Just the normal Refresh Or a Bug

Love your Program jsut one question

On MY fascinate ever so often when I turn the screen on it shows the widget and its blank and after 10 or 15 secs sometimes longer the msgs will populate like it takes some time to load or something is refreshing but i don't see the updating message at the bottom
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Are you using scrollable mode ?
If yes, which launcher ?
 
CXXV said:
I don't see any advantages over the stack SMS.
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well ... the point is obviously to agregate all messages on the Home in a single feed. Not only SMS, but also gmail, email, facebook, twitter, calls... everything.
You never need to open an application to check if you received messages, you directly see them on the Home.

And by the way, there is no SMS widget on stock Android.
 
Koxx said:
well ... the point is obviously to agregate all messages on the Home in a single feed. Not only SMS, but also gmail, email, facebook, twitter, calls... everything.
You never need to open an application to check if you received messages, you directly see them on the Home.

And by the way, there is no SMS widget on stock Android.
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Sure there is. It's called MESSAGES. Why do you say there isn't.
 
Slug said:
Because it's true. There is no SMS widget shipped with the stock (vanilla) Android OS. An app yes, but no widget.
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exactly ;)
but there is not even an app to aggregate everything in Vanilla Android.
Sure HTC does nearly everything, but if I well remember, gmail/email/sms widget is different from TW/FB widget, and no calls log.
 
CXXV said:
A widget is nothing more than a shortcut to the app...so there is no difference then.
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I think you didn't try the widget ... or at least, you missed big options like 'internal viewer/writer'.
I never launched gmail or K9 since a long time... I read all and reply/delete/archive from the widget.

Still pissed off for your old problem with Pure calendar on XDA ? that's the problem ?
 
am i the only one with issues on trying to comment directly from the widget for facebook? i get a "message error" every time :( is this a conflict with using the official facebook app?
 
I was wondering if it is possible to somehow set the internal viewer to work with one service, such as Gmail, but have the native app work for something like SMS messages?

I tried disabling the internal writer (reply) in SMS and I see the Directly open the conversation checkbox only works if I disable the entire internal viewer.


Also! :) SMS messages say SMS, is there any reason for this? I just started using the app so I don't have much experience with it.

Thank you! :)
 
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