Jan Zdarsa A few days ago I presented Notify, which is an application for Mac users that reports new mail on Gmail. GPush is a similar app that also notifies you of new mail on Gmail, but GPush is designed for iPhone owners.
GPush is really a very simple application. Once launched, you allow the app to send you push notifications, sign in to your Gmail account, and that's it. From now on, every time an email arrives in your Gmail account, your iPhone will also notify you of this fact using a push notification. Login takes place via secure SSL protocols.
The developers mainly had a problem with GPush in the beginning, because it did not work completely correctly. But the new version works great and I often get email notifications more often than my Gmail page updates with new email notifications. It happened here and there that a push notification about an email did not arrive, but the problem could also be on my side. In any case, Tiverius Apps is constantly improving the app.
Are you wondering what's the use of GPush when you have the Mail app on your iPhone? First, Gmail does not yet support push, so notification of new emails is not immediate. The Mail application checks email at certain time intervals. Second, I simply got used to using Gmail's excellent web interface on the iPhone, and thanks to that I got support for labels or keeping emails in a conversation.
GPush is exactly the tool I needed for my work. You can find it in the Appstore for a surprisingly low price of €0,79. If you have a Gmail account, I can only recommend GPush. It's really worth it!
Is it safe to send the login and password for the entire google account to another third party?
Mistake, it's not like changing a phone number at all. When I switched to gmail, I didn't even send my new address to anyone. I just set everything to be sent to my gmail address on listino.cz and registered my address from the list on gmail. When someone sends me something to the seznam.cz address, it arrives in my gmail, and when I reply to it, the person in question receives an email from the seznamác address. If I write to someone first, of course the mail goes from the gmail address (but even in this case I could use the address of the list).
I guess it's time for me to look around for G services too. Then I didn't use Gmail. And I don't want to go through the transition twice, today it's like changing my phone number.
Am I missing something if I don't understand the concept of this application? Now that I have GMail stuck on my iPhone's native mail app, what should I use this for?
Does the diactric work correctly?
Excellent app. 100% satisfaction and for the price..
This Fractal:
The meaning that you missed is that the native application does not notify you of new mail immediately, but only when you next check the mail on the server, which can be once an hour or even longer or not at all. This application notifies you immediately when new mail arrives in your inbox on the server.
I do use Seznam.cz, but I get a notification about a new email immediately via SMS, so it's basically the same - I'll find out right away and open the Mail driv application before she knows about it.
I'll have to give it a try, I'm using select email forwarding to SMS but there have been some delays with O2 in recent weeks…
Does it work if I have mail through Google Apps?