In past 3 years I have already tried tens of free email software on mobile phones, in the end I decided to stay with Seven, a free push mail software for different mobile phone platforms.
You may have been facing such kind of problem: You received a word, excel or PDF file on your mobile phone (It is already very common for today’s mobile phones to have built-in email clients), but your phone are just a Java-enabled phones that it doesn’t have software installed to read these kind of files like on smartphones. However, you want to read the file before you can have a PC to open it. Is there any solution?
People can easily find a lot of websites to learn foreign languages online. But maybe you are just like me, who don’t have enough time to spend in front of a computer to do that. If we can use a mobile phone, which we carried with us everyday, it will be a better idea. So [...]
More and more people use their mobile phones to keep on tracking their emails. When I was still using my Motorola E680i, I had already tried different third party mobile email client based on J2ME, such as Morange, Flurry, Gmail mobile and so on. Among those third party mobile email software, I used Gmail mobile [...]
Though the built-in mail client of Nokia E71x supports Gmail quite well, the official Gmail mobile client still has its advantage: 1. Display the content of attached common documents like PDF, office file and so on; 2. The search mail feature is really powerful. So many people want to install the Gmail mobile client on [...]
People can use ActiveSync on windows mobile devices to sync emails, contacts and calendar in their Google account. However, it seems that the instruction on the Google website doesn’t work at least on some windows mobile devices. Here is the setting that works on my old ipaq 2210 with windows mobile 2003. 1. Server address [...]
Flurry is one of the most popular email clients on mobile phones, the user interface is clean and easy to control. There are two version to choose, both of them are about 100KB. Since its first release in 2006, there are more than 2,550,000 downloads from Getjar and it keeps on increasing with about 20,000 per week.