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reMail 2.6 Released

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December 6th, 2009
Viktor Petersson

remail_logoAbout 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.

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reMail Completes Mail On The iPhone

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November 2nd, 2009
Viktor Petersson

remail_logoThe iPhone was launched without the capability to search emails. It took until iPhone OS 3.0 for this feature to be introduced. Unfortunately, the search feature is still limited to the headers (i.e. to, from, subject etc). You are not able to search the body of the messages (full-text search). This is a quite severe limitation, in particular for mobile business users.

reMail is an iPhone app that solves this. If reMail sounds familiar, it’s probably because they’re a Y-Combinator start-up and that they’ve been featured on TechCrunch. In the article on TechCrunch, the reMail Beta was criticized due to privacy concerns, as the version reviewed actually stored and processed the messages on reMail’s servers. In recent versions, this is no longer the case (as TechCrunch also pointed out in a follow-up article). This is fortunate, because I’m not sure how comfortable I would have been with all my emails sent to their servers (even if they back then claimed the data was safely stored).

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Open-Xchange adds support for Push and Over-The-Air Synchronization

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September 30th, 2009
Viktor Petersson

Open-XchangeThe up-and-coming collaborating software Open-Xchange today announced a new mobility add-on to their platform. Thew new add-on is named OXtender for Business Mobility (apparently that’s the shortest name they could come up with).

For those of you who never heard about Open-Xchange before, it is an open source groupware software. In many ways, it resembles Microsoft Exchange (hence the name Open-Xchange).
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Gmail Offers iPhone Push Service

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September 29th, 2009
Gregory Minton

Google Sync ConfigurationImagine 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 workarounds and “hacks” to set up push-like technology on their iPhones (Push e-mail means that whenever an e-mail is sent to a Gmail account, it is instantly sent to the mobile device.  This is in contrast to the usual method of downloading Gmail e-mail messages to iPhones, which is based on a refresh rate.).  In late September however, Google heard the cries of Gmail/iPhone users without push e-mail and delivered with Google Sync.
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