I'm confused as to the benefits of using this app vs setting gmail up as an exchange email. Whats the deal?
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OK well it looks like in order to get everything to work I have to use the exchange setup (gmail) for contacts, and calendar (notes doesn't seem to matter). Then use the Gmail app for email. Thats all fine wonder how others are doing it.
Still no multiple accounts support?
What's the point of this app? There's already Mail.
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I'm just using IMAP for Gmail. Why are people using Exchange for it?
If you use the exchange method you get emails almost instantly instead of on a schedule. It syncs everything contacts, calendar, and mine is syncing labels as well.
IMAP is instant, too. I think POP is on a schedule.
What's the point of this app? There's already Mail.
Ever need to find an email from a little while ago? Or find a ticket or confirmation?
Yes, all the time. What about it?
It's much easier to search by keyword in the Gmail app than changing time prefs in Mail, and hoping the search will find what you need. I use Mail for reading and replying to current mail, and the Gmail app for finding older mail.
You can search by keyword in Mail (From, To, Subject, All), and there are no time prefs. "All" searches all of the contents of the message.
Yes, the functionality is there, but I've found it slow and unreliable. Also, yes, there are prefs for how long you would like mail to stay on your phone, up to one month back. Outside of one month, you need another option.
You can create them? They are accessible in Mail, but no editing.Labels.
There's something, Push, perhaps. And better syncing, as mentioned.I'm just using IMAP for Gmail. Why are people using Exchange for it?
I frequently fire up the Gmail app for that specific purpose -- being careful to not click the spam in iOS Mail first because I have it set to load images automatically.Report Spam button not available in iOS Mail app.
Is in Gmail.