In Windows Mobile devices I can organize very clean, with the ability to
expand or collapse parts of the folder structure. The iPhone recognizes the
tree, but does not give me any help collapse the hierarchy. The inbox is always
on top: Email unwanted is always at the bottom. Means moving emails discarded
by error of course the whole tree, which is a pain even with stylish stripes
scroll gesture. It is clumsy and unnecessary.
There is no need (or space), taking everything with me: I'm putting
reasonable limits by the mailbag used to take with me. Windows Mobile allows me
1, 2 or 3 months worth of e-mail-take with me to know if I use iPhone 7 deals attachments with
me, all e-mail or just the header. I can even choose what to take or leave
folder. And I do not have to worry if I find that I have gone and not a
decisive folder - the parameters can change this and to download the device,
what is missing.
The iPhone is a bit less flexible. Do not let me download attachments
preventive: charge only the message header and leave the system behind unless
and until you manually select the email. I can set how many days of emails that
I downloaded from one day to one month, but beyond that you can specify a
limit. I have a filter on the number of messages in a folder that I displayed
25-200 messages, but the iPhone 7 contracts interaction between this value and the term is not
very clear. If you are a light user, this minor problem: If a user heavier
emails with a complex folder hierarchy less control and can be done on the
issues of memory management in a row.
I am an expert user and really love Microsoft Exchange. It's not just my
mail server: A complete engine collaboration with the group and resource
scheduling, address book rich "to do" lists, journalist, contact
histories, etc. I do not use for fax and voice mail yet, but this is just a
matter of not having the time to buy the interface box Central and activate
this feature. So I'm there with the other 60% of users of corporate boxes that
connect to Exchange.
When the iPhone came out the story was weak exchange interaction. It could
IMP to do, but that's only part of the story. No problem, the lack of Apple is
the primary target group was good, but users of the company clearly wanted the
iPhone, so Apple work.
To be fair, I have done a lot of Apple with the iPhone 3G to improve
Exchange history. Most security protocols are there critical functions such as
remote wipe and ISL, and supports Push. Implementing Enterprise
is easy to talk to a configuration tool for Enterprise experienced that supports remote
device configuration. Unfortunately, Apple seems to have stopped halfway
through the API and overlooked many Exchange. Part of the way to lose some of
the richness of mobile phone deals data in calendar items and contacts, not affect all users
equally. However, other elements are critical.
The best way to do this is to describe how to forward emails with
attachments. Exchange API allows customers to save the message without the
message content locally, plus: You can forward the header and the server is to
unite the trailer and other content before forwarding. The iPhone does not
understand this: First, you have to download the entire message and any
attachments from the server to the iPhone, then you must add the forwarding
address, and send the message back to the server. If you have a message from
one folder is the same and has the same overhead telecommunications. One
annoyance for me, but no more than that: If you are not in a data packet and
payment for the MB, then you must be careful not to be.
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