About a month ago we reviewed a cool iPhone app called reMail. When we wrote the review we used version 2.5.
Now, a half month after being announced that they had submitted version 2.6 to the App Store, it’s has finally been approved and is available for download through iTunes.
I reached out to Gabor (the founder of reMail) to ask him about the new features in 2.6. Gabor told me that in addition to various bug-fixes, they’ve added push notification and improved the speed on person searches. Also, 2.6 is now free, and you can then use the new in-app feature that was introduced in iPhone OS 3.0 to upgrade to the premium features.


Imagine this scenario: your boss sends an e-mail, and he needs a “yes” or “no” answer immediately. If you use a Gmail or Google Apps account with your iPhone, the e-mail won’t drop into your iPhone inbox immediately, even if you use IMAP to sync your e-mail. This has caused many users to devise