iPhone email arrives
If you signed up over at Apple for iPhone announcements, you might want to check your email. Apple just sent out a mass mailing about the June 29th iPhone release. (AT&T sent out a nearly identical letter a few minutes later.) In the message, Apple suggests you start getting ready by updating your address book with your contacts (they'll sync to your iPhone and you can use them to place your calls and send email), by bringing your iCal calendar up to date, by setting up your iTunes playlists (remember, the iPhone only has 4 or 8 GB of space so playlists, especially smart ones, are totally the way you'll want to go) and by signing up for a Yahoo! or Gmail account.
As a final note, your iPhone will require an iTunes Store account. Your iPod doesn't require this, but your iPhone does. Another thing that makes TUAW go hmmm and our Mexican and Canadian readers roll their eyes in disgust.
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August 23 2007 at 2:35 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyThanks I just want to say.. members can be part of "valued features" installed on my site inwhich comes in many stages so all members benefit in certain areas it,s not a scam i promise my street and all is on all my sites as it is design to sitetravel everywhere as there are many features of value for exzample:if you had a computer cafe or computer cafe site offering all thoes visitors a lovely prize such as a new server and new computer whatever for every 1$ along with there contact after a certain period the one that has the most donations gets the prize that,s millions invested and all looses gets to use the cafe after a certain period as the site gains more benefits which attracks visitors to spend plus one can also have a computer cafe site working ways like no other site with lots of valued benefits which saves time with a whole lot of new features and that,s not all universities valued features can benefit all students while studing their exzams with each other gaining and receiving as many countries can install also nice valued features on tourist displays that draws tourist attractions from all walks of life including valued features on real estate houses giving lots of value too all contact clients on every house sold, so think of the kind of features that you would love to have value with many more on a list too choose well let me know thanks again
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i live in mexico and i am going to get my iphone but i dont have an itunes account because my ipod doesnt need it to sync but i read in a page that i can creat my account with paypal here in mexico and link it to the us apple store anyone who can tell me if that will work too??
June 13 2007 at 5:18 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Replylame. i dont have a itunes account and really dont care to get one. why. only reason i use it now is because i have an ipod i transferred all my old mp3 over and just add music by ripping store bought cds. boo boo indeed. i guess i am not buying this contraption.
June 13 2007 at 2:20 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyThe downside of "push" email is that every email you receive is pushed to your mobile device. This can consume pretty large amounts of bandwidth, which you may care about if you don't have an unlimited data plan. Alternatives in the past have allowed you to browse only the subject/sender info (things in the email header) and download only the messages you want.
June 13 2007 at 12:21 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyHow is push e-mail hype? It lets you not have to check your e-mail? What's the downside of that?
June 13 2007 at 9:28 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyWith regards to push... it is over-rated and over exaggerated. Your PC is not push, and MIDP 3.0 versions of new mobile phones will allow for always-on, always-running applications. Like your PC the application will simply poll your email server and bring down your new email. If you want a notification (to be interupted like push everytime an email comes) you can do so. Point being... with MIDP 3.0 when you check your email, all your latest email is there for you to read and enjoy. Push is hype.
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I think I am going to wait for the second or third version.
June 12 2007 at 10:09 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyI havent had a blackberry or anything, but Im pretty sure "push" email just means you dont have to press a button to download your new mail. Your email is automatically "pushed" out to your mobile.
looks like i was right-
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Push_email
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