C ChAoTiCpInOy Diamond Member Jun 24, 2006 6,442 1 81 Oct 5, 2009 #2 I use imap and it does pretty well. I mean considering its a push system it should hardly affect battery life.
I use imap and it does pretty well. I mean considering its a push system it should hardly affect battery life.
Rottie Diamond Member Feb 10, 2002 4,795 2 81 Oct 5, 2009 #3 maybe it is because some apps like instant messenger apps need to keep it up when u get new messages so it might drains some juices
maybe it is because some apps like instant messenger apps need to keep it up when u get new messages so it might drains some juices
RandomFool Diamond Member Dec 25, 2001 3,913 0 71 www.loofmodnar.com Oct 5, 2009 #4 I've found imap to be more reliable. I don't care much about the notifications.
Z zylander Platinum Member Aug 25, 2002 2,501 0 76 Oct 6, 2009 #5 Ive been using the new Gmail exchange server for push and I like it a lot more than imap. Battery life does not seem to be affected.
Ive been using the new Gmail exchange server for push and I like it a lot more than imap. Battery life does not seem to be affected.
S Syringer Lifer Aug 2, 2001 19,333 2 71 Oct 7, 2009 #6 Just put it on my phone, loving it so far! It seems to get emails faster than my actual gmail account does in most instances.
Just put it on my phone, loving it so far! It seems to get emails faster than my actual gmail account does in most instances.