I'm glad pcs are junk is admitting he doesn't know something and instead asking questions.
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Is there an app on cydia that can check for mail every minute?
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I'm glad pcs are junk is admitting he doesn't know something and instead asking questions.
You're not getting flamed. As this is a public forum, answers are to you AND to everyone else with a similar question. That's why answers include caveats about battery life and the relative worth of that many checks.
It seems many have replied to your inquiry with good options for you.
wait a minute...OP created an AE account to shill his app? wow....
ARGH no he didn't!
PCs Are Junk and PAJ. See the pattern? And it was only 16 minutes between asking the question and giving the thanks for the answer.
Tiptopp
paj joined in June 2003
pcs are junk would have been 7 years old
Not happening !
I don't believe everything I see on the internet - do you?
Have you seen his birth certificate? Are you his dad?
I only pointed out a striking similarity. I'd also say that there are similarities in the style of posts between the two. But I wasn't the first to suggest it...
By the way, the app mentioned actually appears to have been written by a fellow Brit (but I'll probably be flamed for this as well, now!).
No offence meant - sorry if it was taken.
Tiptopp
paj joined in June 2003
pcs are junk would have been 7 years old
Not happening !
Have you seen his birth certificate? Are you his dad?
I only pointed out a striking similarity. I'd also say that there are similarities in the style of posts between the two. But I wasn't the first to suggest it...
By the way, the app mentioned actually appears to have been written by a fellow Brit (but I'll probably be flamed for this as well, now!).
No offence meant - sorry if it was taken.
Tiptopp
http://www.juicepack.co.uk/batteries/juice-pack-airtm-iphone-3g-and-3g-s.html
check out that...im gonna buy one of those eventually.
FWIW, i had mine set to check every minute since its been JB. battery life was ok, nothing spectacular, but not bad. this is with 4 email accts, 1 exch and 3 gmail. when multiexchange came out, i delete the gmails (imap) and recreated them as exchange. KILLED my battery will all set to push. hmmm. deleted all but 1, then added one. battery good. then added another, ok, then added the 4th. but instead of push, i changed them to fetch. after a day, i decided to try push again, and now my battery life is better than when they were set as imap with 1 min fetch. i think the initial setup of the exchange was what killed the battery, then once all of the necessary data was downloaded, push was better.
just my 2 cents.
just my 2 cents.
Conclusion of this thread
14 year old PC's are junk = check's e-mail every single minute, thus requiring an extended battery... probably has ADHD
IF you only get 1-5 e-mails a day it really seems like overkill
some members (including myself) get 100+ e-mails a day
Why not just use text messaging/ jailbreak and use Google Voice ( that supports push = immediate response)
This is the reason I set up all my e-mail addresses forwarded to a single gmail account that has push enabled
sorry for dredging up a really old post. However - I installed pushmod on my 6 plus and even though I could select 3 minutes for checking my email - it does nothing of the sort. I went it through ifile to change the seconds to 180 but it doesn't seem to be working either. Any thoughts?