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2010-01-26
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2010-01-26
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2010-01-26
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@ Phoenix, Cochin, Bad Durkheim
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2010-01-26
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2010-01-26
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nokia messaging works well with gmail on the n900 - low battery load and instant message delivery.
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2010-01-26
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2010-01-26
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2010-01-26
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2010-01-26
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I'm figuring out which email clients are better/worse (will probably configure all) [use with gmail]
* IMAP -- The N900's doesn;t support IMAP IDLE right. Annoying omission really. IMAP IDLE is perfect for these devices!
* nokia messaging - Had bad experiences with reliability on S60. Hopefully maemo better. Formatting was the best though
* Exchange sync - I used this with google on S60 and whilst simpler, it was very reliable