Push Notification=push gmail?

[kinkster]

I don't think that is a Gmail issue.

When I forward my Gmail to MobileMe, it is just about instant.

Eh, I dunno. I hope it's just a temporary problem.

It's really slow even forwarding to a second gmail account, atleast for me.

 

[jw nyc]

Eh, I dunno. I hope it's just a temporary problem.

It's really slow even forwarding to a second gmail account, atleast for me.

I forward GMail to MobileMe and I get a notification on my iPhone BEFORE it pops up on the GMail tab in my browser.

 

[ppc750fx]

Well I have never has a problem with it but I don't live in email. How is it insecure?

In my experience, the notifications aren't reliable.

As for the insecurity: basically, if anyone every observes the traffic between your phone and Yahoo during authentication, they have all the information they need to access to your e-mail account. Yahoo invented their own authentication scheme, and it sucks. Badly. Plus, the connection is unencrypted.

Bottom line: if you ever use your iPhone on a public hotspot, you're a sitting duck.

 

[Hoagie52]

Bottom line: if you ever use your iPhone on a public hotspot, you're a sitting duck.[/QUOTE]

Only time I turn on the wifi is at my home network so I guess I'm ok. I have had fine serivce well at least that I know of.

 

[poolish]

I set up my gmail on my old Sony Ericsson k850i and push works on that... so why doesn't it work on iphone. I don't understand..