If you are one of those folks who is disappointed that you cannot sync the notes on your iPhone to your PC thanks to the current limitation of the iPhone’s Notes application, then you have come to the right place.
The iPhone is spectacular in many aspects. You can’t imagine anything better for playing music, video, browsing web on a phone or personal device. Despite all that excitement, it needs work in certain applications. One of them is iPhone notes, that enables you to jot down pieces of information. iPhone notes is very handy to use, easily accessible, gives a list of your notes and a nice full screen when you edit it.
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January 23rd, 2009
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nitin |
iphone, technology |
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IMAP (also known as Push email) is one of the two mail standards supported by the iPhone. Let me first tell you what is IMAP , before we learn how to set up your mail accounts on iPhone. If you setup your account using IMAP, you will receive email as soon as your email server receives it, just like a SMS. To use this you will need IMAP access to your mail server and also your mail server must support it. Of course, You can download the emails to your iPhone using POP too, but then your mailbox and phone will not be in sync. For eg : if you delete a mail on your phone, it will still remain on server. IMAP is more advanced which syncs both mail boxes. Whatever you do at one place, gets reflected everywhere. So, if you change something in Outlook (client) or via Outlook Web Access (browser), within moments your iPhone will show the exact same changes (and vice versa).
I will show you how to set up accounts on your iPhone for two famous email services, Gmail and Microsoft Exchange.
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January 21st, 2009
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nitin |
iphone |
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