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[Galaxy S III General] viniturb0:
Samsung added the premium email service on the s2 which had true push email on imap. Thye havent added that on the s3 I wonder why.

I am going to have to sell this phone as it is useless for me.

The first few days i missed receiving some important emails on time and I had to manually refresh the emails and got them 6 hours late.

Epic fail Samsung, you have gone backwards!
[Galaxy S III General] UpInTheAir:
I'm using Hotmail exchange and have peak and off peak set to push. Works fine.

So no fail ;)
[Galaxy S III General] lt iibad:
Gmail, and ur corporate account should be set using active sync instead of IMAP. Or just use the native gmail app, coz that allows for labels and the all important bacon filter priority inbox.

Yahoo mail has its own app so u can download that
[Galaxy S III General] BuddyLee:
maildroid
[Galaxy S III General] -A-P-M-:
exchange works with gmail app right ?
[Galaxy S III General] UpInTheAir:
I can tell you gmail push service works with gmail app, and Hotmail works well with email app (exchange and set to push)
[Galaxy S III General] buachaille:
Get yourself onto google apps and you will never think about crap like this again.
[Galaxy S III General] khan.dharvesh:
which account are u using??? push works perfectly for gmail/hotmial/corporate accounts for me..incase u see issues with gmail, configure it as exchange server with domain as 'm.google.com'. push gets enabled
[Galaxy S III General] hefonthefjords:
Let me get this straight...

OP sets email refresh to "never", complains when no emails arrive.

Do i need to say anything else?
[Galaxy S III General] theonlyanil:
No No No... iPhone doesn't have the "real" push mail like BBs do. And in my case, my S3 notifies me about the mail as soon as it arrives :)
[Galaxy S III General] ftorres:
I have push mail for Gmail and hotmail. Works really well. Didn't know that imap has push feature. My Previous Android phones also do not has push for imap.
[Galaxy S III General] dtancu:
I doubt that Android will ever get native push for Yahoo mail.

That being said, all the other (gmail, hotmail, corporate exchange) work with push.
[Galaxy S III General] vinnyjr:
What a bunch of (Silly people!). Use the Google g-mail app, end of story. That is what makes Android great, Google.

Rezound via Tapatalk 2.
[Galaxy S III General] UpInTheAir:
Most are. Read the posts :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S III General] myname70:
I use pushmail (Exchange Server) non stop. it works perfectly. I use it directly with the inbuild Exchange Mail and vie TouchDown e-mail program. No any isssues. It sync everything - e-mails, contacts, calendar in push mode
[Galaxy S III General] viniturb0:
The sg2 before ics had something called premium accounts which had push service on gmail, yahoo, bt, hotmail all the popular email services.

Whenni men no push i mean on the native email app.

Why have an app that doesnt do what its supposed to?

(Silly people!), really? Are u 5 years old?.
[Galaxy S III General] jongilluley:
Ok so your options are...

1. Set email to retrieve every 5mins. Unless you need to reply within that timescale.

2. Use the Gmail app. You will get push email and receive them in relatively.

3. Maybe read about what phones do have true push email first before buying the phone so that this situation doesn't happen again.

Hope this helps you out a bit.
[Galaxy S III General] npras42:
Sorry dude but you wont get an IMAP account to push.

I dont know about the SGS2 as I never had one, but I know that Android at stock has never supported something called IMAP IDLE which allows PUSH from an IMAP account.

The good news is that K9 Mail on the Play Store does. Surely its better to cough up the $10 or whatever for that app and have all the other excellent features rather than send the phone back.

I agree its ****ty that Android or Samsung themselves havent implemented it but its not a big deal as long as there is an alternative.

As for GMail or Hotmail or most other Corporate accounts, they should all support Exchange so you just need to set them up correctly in the stock Email (or K9 if you purchase that) and they will work fine. Gmail's exchange server is m.google.com and Hotmail is m.hotmail.com.

Hope that helps.

EDIT: Another alternative is to start Forwarding all of your Yahoo Mail to another account like GMail or Hotmail and then setting those up as above. I did this for a while until I realised that Hotmail supported Push through an Exchange server.
[Galaxy S III General] tk142:
Umm use exchange?

I know gmail supports exchange and you can set that to push. Check with other email providers they should offer Microsoft Exchange too.
[Galaxy S III General] sewe:
Social hub in both sgs and sgs2 allowed push if you set up the email account in social hub

Skickat från min GT-I9000 via Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S III General] UpInTheAir:
If you bother to read many of the previous posts, you would realize that most of the posters actually do use (and RECOMMEND) the native gmail app for Its intended purpose, gmail ! :rolleyes:

Also discussed about exchange gmail service and "push" settings for email other gmail. :rolleyes:

The OP hasn't expressed his desire for a history lesson, nor myself.

Finally, rudeness and name calling is not within the spirit of XDA (possibly the rules), and I suggest that on future if you have nothing constructive to add to the topic, better for all if please keep your trap shut.

Thanks and reported.
[Galaxy S III General] veyka:
Lets keep on topic and avoid calling each other anything silly, XDA is a place for development and sharing!

Treat your fellow users as you would like to be treated yourself.

Thank you.
[Galaxy S III General] d4fseeker:
I don't know if that's their main reason for not implementing it, but IMAP IDLE has distinct disadvantages on mobile phones.

For once it needs to keep a full TCP-connection (preferably with TLS-encryption) open at all times

for every single mail account

.

Additionally, these TCP connections are usually closed by the provider after some time, so the phone has to check and reopen them when needed.

Not only does this drain the battery by keeping connections open, but your provider surely is not happy with people filling his routers with mostly pointless TCP connections.

Google's C2DM (Push notification) on the other hand keeps a single TCP-connection open for everything that is pushed from Google (be it Market, Gmail, Talk) or registered third-party applications (e.g. IM+)

If you really must use IMAP-Push with providers that do not support Exchange and you don't want GMail to pull your emails into your Google-Account (which is what I do for all my email accounts), you can install the free PHP-script Tine20 on a (free)webspace of your choice and use it as an ActiveSync Exchange server.

(Note: I haven't tried it myself but helped a bunch of people to set it up. However it puts a lot of strain on the server if heavily used since it keeps a PHP process open at all times)
[Galaxy S III General] npras42:
Good knowledge :) When I tried K9 it did use a fair bit of battery. This might explain it.

TBH, I'm perfectly fine with the stock Samsung Email app and the one IMAP account I have, I just Fetch once per hour. My hotmail and gmail accounts work by Push with no concerns.
[Galaxy S III General] artesea:
The app on the GS2 was made by Seven, might be an none OEM version on the market, or you could see if anyone has the APK from the old phone.
[Galaxy S III General] walda:
pushmail works for me at gmail and gmx with k9.

... tapat*lked
[Galaxy S III General] pizzaman79:
open attachment

??????

profit

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[Galaxy S III General] viniturb0:
Yes for hotmail and gmail there is push but not for yahoo or bt and private accounts
[Galaxy S III General] CZ Eddie:
Exchange settings in K9 and Enhanced Email works perfect for my Gmail, Hotmail and Live accounts.

But I have yet to find anything for my Yahoo account. The best thing so far is to have it check every five minutes. But that takes a bit more battery.

I have the Skyrocket. No SIII yet.
[Galaxy S III General] ctai320:
I don't know as much as you guys so im just wondering why the blackberry has good battery life while constantly on push? In fact for work, sometimes my blackberry gets the email even before my outlook sees it
[Galaxy S III General] kirdroid:
Because blackberry sucks in general and doesn't have the long list of features android and ios have. Even android can get awesome battery life if there were not so many features built in.
[Galaxy S III General] germanhoss:
I use K9 on my Desire for about 2 years now.

It´s for two GMX accounts and one web.de account. All three accounts are on IMAP-IDLE I never encountered a failure in mail delivering. As for the battery consumption: my Desire has a deep-sleep consumption between 5-10 mA/h.

I can easily live with that :)
[Galaxy S III General] Cetin:
Why is this thread growing and growing?

Do we really need to talk about "pushmails on android"?

People first need to read about android before opening threads like "OMFG shocking, No pushmail".

I really dont understand this!
[Galaxy S III General] Thomasba:
I'm relatively new here but what I don't understand is why this is such a big problem for you if you don't like it don't open the thread.

You don't want to talk about it but others clearly do. Unless of course it's your forum (which it's not) then I'm not sure it's your place to decide who discusses what.

If someone wants to open a thread because they don't know the answer or they can't find it that's their choice and after all that's what we're here for.

If your not interested in being polite or helpful then may I politely suggest that you're in the wrong place.

If you really don't understand it then open a thread about it I'm sure some kind person will come along and explain it for you :)
[Galaxy S III General] germanhoss:
+1

10char
[Galaxy S III General] Thomasba:
I have switched to K9 and my email arrives within seconds of being sent, there will be some additional drain on the battery as a result of using push because it keeps an open connection to the server but you don't get something for nothing.
[Galaxy S III General] BrokenPixel:
I'll put it this way.

compare just the screen size, then compare the battery ratio between screen size and battery maH, CPU, graphics processor, then the different features as it was mentioned before, a whole different software structure and ALL of our e-mails aren't stored or going thru RIM's server, so we don't suffer any downtime on our service, like last year. Blackberry's strong points are communication, anything not related to that sucks in the blackberry arena.
[Galaxy S III General] fl4r3:
+1

I opened this thread hoping to find a solution or at least some constructive posts but instead see lots of negative comments.

To keep things on track, I have three email accounts; gmail, hotmail and a work account. Gmail and hotmail can be setup with exchange but not my work account, and obviously I'd like to keep gmail (personal) and my work account seperate so forwarding to gmail like some people suggest isn't an option.

For now I use K9 for my work email as IMAP Idle works...and it works great! Plus I've have had minimum battery drain. The only thing I would like is if K9 also supported exchange...then I could have all my emails in one app. Oh well!

If anyone knows an app which supports both exchange and IMAP idle then I think this would be an all-in-one solution people want.
[Galaxy S III General] ciscostud:
I setup my hotmail email with the default email app and I get push.
[Galaxy S III General] hefonthefjords:
A solution for what? There is no problem as far as i can tell. The op set something to off and then complained it didnt work.

Self solving problem.
[Galaxy S III General] nickwarn:
Please lock this thread! This was the dumbest i ever read, or atleast one of the dumbest things. Of course there is push mail. Been using it since day one

Please lock this
[Galaxy S III General] UpInTheAir:
Exactly. The Samsung email app has exchange with push settings. Works well, end of story and no solution to fix.

The "solution" to the "problem" has been mentioned over and over and over again.

Please rename thread to [SOLVED]
[Galaxy S III General] sjdean:
You guys do realise that IMAP and POP3 aren't native push right? You'll need to use some kind of intermediary - like GMAIL to download your email from POP3 or IMAP which will then be able to push.

It's so much of a non-problem it's untrue.
[Galaxy S III General] Thomasba:
Why don't you share your wisdom with us all on how you've managed that? rather than just brag about the fact you've done it and then decide when a thread should be closed or not.
[Galaxy S III General] viniturb0:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1688225

i have the exact same problem
[Galaxy S III General] pizzaman79:
+1 on calling this [solved] and closing.

Same for this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1688225
[Galaxy S III General] viniturb0:
The problem isnt solved the phone gives an error when set up with a google account on exchange. It doesnt work many people have the same issue.

THE PROBLEM ISNT SOLVED AT ALL
[Galaxy S III General] UpInTheAir:
Ok, I've just give through this process to show that gmail works with the native email app with "push".

It works. Problem is solved because there is no problem. Suggest you re-read post #1 description and thread title !

Anyway...... The "solution" to your "problem":

1. phone menu

2. settings

3. accounts & sync

4. add account

5. EMAIL (not exchange active sync)

6. enter username (xxxx@gmail.com) and password

7. manual setup

8. Microsoft active sync

9. ensure sync schedule is "push"

10. >>> Done

Your welcome, now [SOLVED] ? :rolleyes:

Edit: "many" people that have a "problem" probably have finger trouble in step #5

Edit 2: if the above steps don't work, then you either have a very bad case of finger trouble, unable to follow instructions, or need to update update to newer firmware version.
[Galaxy S III General] viniturb0:
I am aware that @gmail.com using exchange works but i have not been complaining about that if u are using a company account @ xyz.com through google apps and try to set up exchange it creates the account but DOES not work at all. Samsung called me and confirmed there is a bug with company accounts using google apps and are working on a fix therefore problem not solved. Using yahoo and bt also doesnt use push there is no way to set up push with these providers on this phone whereas the iphone and windows phone allow it
[Galaxy S III General] UpInTheAir:
Follow instructions in my previous post to setup	gmail.

It just simply works! (Native Gmail app is better though)

You never said (that I can see in any of your posts) that you were having a "problem" with corporate email setup with exchange. Corporate email was mentioned together with IMAP only.

Others have posted their corporate email works with exchange, so...

1. Finger trouble

2. Incorrect settings for your account

3. Firmware version doesn't support it

Solution:

1. Try my guide above (did you try with your corporate account?)

2. Check your exchange settings for your corporate account (as other say out works for them)

3. Update your firmware with Odin
[Galaxy S III General] pizzaman79:
Problem solved, please close thread so the solution doesnt get lost in the clutter.
[Galaxy S III General] avifra:
google apps DOESN'T WORK !

Some people should consider they could be wrong instead of speaking to others like dumb people ! THERE IS A REAL BUG with google apps account and not gmail.com. You can't get calendar's events or contacts synchronized and the right way to declare a google apps account on android is Exchange type with m.google.com as main server. When u do that on any droidphone it work but not on the GS3 ! If someone have a workaround, it would help the ones who have that kind of trouble.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DrewVL:
Just wondering, Mine made from Vietnam. I checked with lightning, noise, sound etc found nothing :)

I'm happy with mine but wonder who got the one from Korea or somewhere else

Drew
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sak500:
Mine says MADE IN KOREA BY SAMSUNG.

Battery mfg date 2012.05.06

I bought mine in Dubai on 25th May.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bernard134:
Anyone knows the difference? Both are local unit bought in Singapore.

On the left: Made by Samsung. (second photo also the same)

Battery stated: 14 May 2012 (Battery finished in Vietnam)

On the right: Made in Korea By Samsung (second photo also the same)

Battery stated: 7 May 2012 (Battery finished in China)
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] gepengmilan:
Ask.....

how to injected Arabic language to my room XXML8 ????
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] ianbkp2003:
I want it, I want my phone support RTL arabic.. waiting the answer too :D:D:D

sorry for my english.

ianbkp2003/indonesia
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] gepengmilan:
:D cek here gan http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1703676

:D
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] emrahoksak:
pes 2012 not happening. Downloading the game file at every boot. How can I solve the problem

English is not good :D:rolleyes:
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sainath1248:
Can someone tell me

1. What is the advantage of link2sd??

2. How to use it( I heard something partitions like that) and how to do that??

3. And difference between Apps2Sd and link2sd.

Thanks in advance:D
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sainath1248:
As usual no one replies:(:(
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HeliumX10:
Everytime you must wait few hours, someone reply everytime... You must be more endurancefull ;)

But, for a reply:

1.) Nothing, on 2.3.3 ROM it doesnt make any sense, because apps on sd are supported natively by OS.

2.) Not neccessary to explain, see 1.)

3.) link2sd is simply linking the app in phone memory to sd card, but app2sd moves the whole app onto sdcard. At the end both has same advantages - frees phone memory. But on some older OS, which didnt support app2sd was able to use link2sd instead.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] whitefang3456:
Hi, i just recently made huge steps for unlocking and installing and flashing unlocked ROM. I still not satisfied for Unlocked ROMS cos still have bugs. So i decided to return as before, LOCKED ROMS :)

But in the way of restoring what i want, many obstacles come in my way :mad: but Cleared:)

1.NO SONY ERICSSON LOGO/ BLACKOUT SCREEN after relock [Learnt Reinstall OriginalKernel for 2.3.3GB, Lost Source of Logo)

2.BootLoop after restore Data/ROM/System via xrecovery [Learnt that restoring Backup ROMS before unlock will crash and bootloop, have to reinstall new ROM via xrecovery]

If you meet these similar situations, feel free to follow steps i gonna share with ya :)

RESTORE INTO LOCKED BOOTLOADER REQUIREMENT

-UnLocked Bootloader

-Baseband 71

-Custom Kernel flashed exp KCernel,ThKernel and etc.

Steps to restore Bootloader

1. Follow thread and download New S1Tool.7Z

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1259617

2. Extract zip file use the Apps.

3.Use the new S1Tool ''Restore Command" and follow its intructions to relock your Bootloader. Use ''Identify" to check your bootloader. If ''R'' seen instead of ''r'' in your Version, means your locked :)

4. Try reboot your phone. If Sony Ericsson Logo Not Seen, NEXT STEP!!!

Steps to restore SE Kernel, Baseband and Logo which in Locked[/U

]

-Locked Bootloaded

-No SE LOGO after boot/on phone

-3.0.1.G.0.75 Kernel for 2.3.3

-Rooted (Unrooted i'm not sure ;P but this flashtool also provide rooting (thread under step 1, tell me result here if success)

1.Follow thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1196421 IF YOUR PHONE ROOTED BEFORE, JUST USE its FLASHTOOL, no need to read, save time :D

2. I trusted This flashtool and it did what it promised. LOL, next

3. Downloaded the flashtool, extract it under folder for your Flashing

4. Download Kernel 2.3.3 here :

http://www.mediafire.com/?fpmabfbbua54qjo

5. Extract the zip or Copy file named "X10i_3.0.1.G.0.75_only kernel_baseband.TFT" and paste it to azuzu flashtool FOLDER named ''firmwares''

6. ''Flash'' and select ''X10i which have contents of amss,cache,fota, and etc. JUST CLICK KERNEL.SIN and OK!!!All will be installed if you follow instruction properly in flashtool. REBOOT!!

View attachment 1114827

7. EXTRA IF NOT-ROOTED: Before reboot phone, Close the flashtool and reopen the flashtool, follow azuzu's rooting instructions, video below :) REBOOT!!RECOMMENDED FOR USING 2.3.3GB STOCK ROMS :)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1196421

Then, if SE logo shown after on your phone, THEN CONGRATULATIONS!!! You Successfully reached your Locked Rooted Status. If rooted and xrecovery installed, just Press Back like before, ''When SE logo shown'' and TROLL Zhidhu LOL, flash ur files and etc. Hope these experiences help solve some of your hardship in X10

whitefang3456

Thanks for reading. If can, pls kindly hit ''thanks'' button as an appreciation. :D I hope those who walked same path as mine can get back what they want :)
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] z28tovette:
Very kind gesture.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sainath1248:
This will help many for sure... No more worries:D:D
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] whitefang3456:
Appreciation

Thank you and very much appreciated, Senior :) Have a nice day :D

whitefang
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] whitefang3456:
Thankyou :)

I hope so :) Thank you. Very Much Appreciated :)

whitefang
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sinatra_shinoda:
Nice Guides.

Good guides. I'll stay on UL BL since my x10's warranty is already expired years ago. Locked Bootloader means limited possibilities to "play around" with our precious X10. While waiting for the camera (at least) and hotspot (not important to me) to be working on Championswimmer's AOKP, I'll stick to MM TEAM 7.2 v1.0 since everything works so smooth with MM TEAM CM 7.2's ROM. Just my 2cent. ;)
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] whitefang3456:
Sure :)

Haha sure. Mine too, but just need those AOKP probs fixed. Once all set, i will definitely UNlock and Install once again :D Choice is yours :) Feel free to be back alright ;) Always welcomed and thanks for your compliment :)

sincerely,

whitefang
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sinatra_shinoda:
Yeah, gotta wait for Kang Team to release the Build 39 for AOKP so that Championswimmer can start working on it for the next release as I believe he will do his magic to make sure that the camera is working on AOKP for our X10! :D
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] whitefang3456:
This Thread Will Be Redirected For Further Test

As you can see, This Thread Will Be Redirected For Further Test. Further Solutions will be directed to New Link: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1711802

[INTERMEDIATE] POST #5 - UNDER TEST AND RESEARCH
[XPERIA X10 General] arshdeep_somal:
hi.

after rooting my xperia x10i with(DooMLoRD_v3_ROOT-zergRush-busybox-su) tool, i have installed xrecovery on my phone. and i was trying to install the custom ROM (Champ-Tof37-X10S-V8-2-Main) from sdcard. but when select to flash this ROM in xrecovery an error occurs :

E: Can't mount /dev/block/mmcblk-p1 (or /dev/block/mmcbkl0)

(Device or resource busy)

E: Can't mount SDCARD:Champ-Tof37-X10S-V8-2-Main.zip

Installation aborted"

i m using xrecovery0.3..

plz tell me what should i do..?

thanks
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] gepengmilan:
1. Download 'ics keyboard'.

2. Ektract "Ics keyboard" using root explore,

3. To the folder "lib\armeabi" and copy the file

name " libjni_latinime_moded.so" ,

4. after that, you paste file " libjni_modes " to the folder "system\lib" .

5. Copy of the application "ics keyboard" in

"system\app" .

6. delet keyboard samsung, etc

7. restart phone

8. Enjoy!!!

if you like this threads...

PLEASE HIT THANKS BUTTON :D
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] ameeradhwa92:
wrong thread

dude, i'm sorry but.. this topic should be in general thread..:p
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] gepengmilan:
i'am sorry... ;)