Any verizon phone match the battery life of a blackberry?

[gsaldivar]

Always found it odd how my blackberry used to beat out my enterprise outlook, while my droid gets emails about 10 minutes after they're actually received.

Was your Droid configured to get email by EAS or POP/SMTP?

I never get more than 10 seconds delay on emails with my Incredible (EAS), let alone 10 minutes...

 

[PlatinumGold]

Was your Droid configured to get email by EAS or POP/SMTP?

I never get more than 10 seconds delay on emails with my Incredible (EAS), let alone 10 minutes...

That's why i just have all my pop mails forwarded to my gmail account and just use gmail. Web based onmy pc and gmail client on smart phone

 

[DivideBYZero]

Why tour over the new bold for vzw? I've used em both, seems like just the tour with a trackpad instead of trackball...oh and soft touch plastic/rubber on the back on the bold. I had both at one point, liked the bold better.

Haha, shit sorry I meant Bold, I don't get them in my territory and forgot they actually renamed it.

 

[gsaldivar]

That's why i just have all my pop mails forwarded to my gmail account and just use gmail. Web based onmy pc and gmail client on smart phone

Creative! I've been meaning to test if its possible with this solution to send outgoing emails from each respective account instead of from the Gmail account. I know its possible with Outlook by creating a send-only SMTP account for Gmail, but I haven't tried it yet on Android.

Also, if you outgrow Gmail, you can upgrade to Google Apps Premier for only $50/year which will give you enterprise-class contacts, calendar, and notes via ActiveSync (EAS). One more thing on my to-do list to try...! haha

http://www.google.com/apps/intl/en/business/mobile.html

http://www.google.com/apps/intl/en/business/switch_exchange.html

 

[PlatinumGold]

Creative! I've been meaning to test if its possible with this solution to send outgoing emails from each respective account instead of from the Gmail account. I know its possible with Outlook by creating a send-only SMTP account for Gmail, but I haven't tried it yet on Android.

Also, if you outgrow Gmail, you can upgrade to Google Apps Premier for only $50/year which will give you enterprise-class contacts, calendar, and notes via ActiveSync (EAS). One more thing on my to-do list to try...! haha

http://www.google.com/apps/intl/en/business/mobile.html

http://www.google.com/apps/intl/en/business/switch_exchange.html

i know you can from the web based gmail on the pc. i haven't frankly been too concerned with it on my gmail app on my phone.