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1. Posted by Jackie Danicki 31st August, 2008 at 9:53 pm

   Hallelujah! The email client native to the N95 is an abomination, so I’m eager to get this running. Thanks for the heads up! I’ll be coming to you for any tech support, of course…

2. Posted by Pat Phelan 31st August, 2008 at 9:55 pm

   You will love this one Jackie, thats a promise, working really nice for me

3. Posted by Calvin Jones 31st August, 2008 at 9:57 pm

   Sounds great — should be getting my N95 in a few weeks (when my O2 contract expires ) so good to know there’s an alternative e-mail client available.

4. Posted by Bernie Goldbach 31st August, 2008 at 11:01 pm

   When reviewing the E71, please share your impression of “first touch” because I think the phone’s form factor takes soap bars to a new level.

5. Posted by Daniel Brusilovsky 1st September, 2008 at 7:22 am

   FINALLY! When I first started working at Qik back in February, I told Bhaskar Roy, that I would build a email client to get Qik email on my N95… that never happened At least I can use this now!

6. Posted by Conor O'Neill 1st September, 2008 at 11:29 am

   Bloody thing won’t even let me sign-up using my LouderVoice account which is hosted by Google Apps. Grrrr.

7. Posted by cla 1st September, 2008 at 12:01 pm

   I don’t like that it eventually won’t be free and that’s not available to all latest symbian phones (s60?) like E50 and similar.

   I also don’t understand why I am forced to let Nokia know my passwords – why can’t I run it on my ophone (many email servers support email push, that is IMAP IDLE command, so I don’t feel the need to have nokia’s servers in between).

   Thank you

8. Posted by Jonathan Jensen 1st September, 2008 at 1:00 pm

   I like the client, in particular the fact that on my E51 it allow me to have 2 inboxes as standy plugins on the home screen (SMS & email). However the app kills the battery. I’ve temporarily disabled it & battery life has soared.

9. Posted by Mark Squires 1st September, 2008 at 1:55 pm

   First up I work for Nokai so I can’t really comment other than to say I use the client for my home email and just wanted to suggest that in the setting you can change the client from ‘push’ to time period updates if you want to save a bit of battery life. It will only make a difference if you are getting high email traffic volumes though.

10. Posted by Jonathan Jensen 1st September, 2008 at 2:30 pm

    Hi Mark. I am using push rather than time updates, however not downloading much on this account. The value for me is in real time delivery. I’m hoping that as it’s a beta release a future version will be kinder to the battery.

11. Posted by Mark Squires 1st September, 2008 at 2:43 pm

    I’ll pass the feedback into the program, as I have an E90 which has a lot of battery capacity and I’m running our push Mail for Exchange client for my work email I don’t see any additional hit as work email outnumbers
    the home stuff by 100:1.

    Hmmm just noticed in my original post that after 15 years I’ve still not learned to spell Nokia

12. Posted by Davis Fields 2nd September, 2008 at 4:40 pm

    I also work for Nokia, just wanted to comment that we’re aware about the google-apps hosted domains having setup issues, and that we’re constantly working on resolving bugs and improving performance of the client. Keep the feedback coming through the feedback button on email.nokia.com!

13. Posted by Anonymous 28th April, 2010 at 10:01 am

    It indeed is wow almost like oulook express only draw back is that it can do automtic retrieval of only two mail accounts

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