Mindflux macrumors 68000 Jul 13, 2008 #2 MattGTO said: Where is this option?!? I can't find it 😱 Click to expand... Settings>Fetch New Data>Every X. Then you can scroll down to advanced and tell it which addresses to push/pull and how often.
MattGTO said: Where is this option?!? I can't find it 😱 Click to expand... Settings>Fetch New Data>Every X. Then you can scroll down to advanced and tell it which addresses to push/pull and how often.
A aethelbert macrumors 601 Jul 13, 2008 #3 In the Fetch New Data part of settings, select how often you want your mail to be checked for. You can do 15, 30, or 60 minute intervals.
In the Fetch New Data part of settings, select how often you want your mail to be checked for. You can do 15, 30, or 60 minute intervals.
MattGTO macrumors regular Original poster Jul 13, 2008 #4 Thanks! What exactly does push do? I never understood it, though I've been explained about many times.
Thanks! What exactly does push do? I never understood it, though I've been explained about many times.
A aethelbert macrumors 601 Jul 13, 2008 #5 Push basically sends the email to your iphone on the second that you receive it. Same goes for contact/calendar edits. You have to be using a service running exchange, which few free services use.
Push basically sends the email to your iphone on the second that you receive it. Same goes for contact/calendar edits. You have to be using a service running exchange, which few free services use.