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05-15-2008, 09:49 AM
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| PushEffect by Qorefunctions another rb© approved review, this time it's PushEffect by http://www.qorefunctions.com.
features as listed on their web site: - Adds New Features to Messaging Application
- Push-Style Automatic Message Retrieval
- Keep EXISTING Email Account at GMail, Yahoo Plus, your ISP, etc.
- Messages Usually Arrive Within Seconds (No More Scheduled Send/Receive)
- Monitors Multiple Accounts Simultaneously (Personal, Work, etc.)
- Exchange Server / imap IDLE Server NOT required
- No Need to Keep PC Turned On with Redirector or Sync Software Running
- Automatically Sends Messages (No More Send/Receive)
- 1 Click Download of Attachments / Rest of Message (No More Send/Receive)
- New Message Notification Window (Like Email Caller ID - All Accounts including Outlook)
- User Selectable Sleep Period (So You Won't Be Disturbed!)
- Small Application Runs Directly on Device - Can Help Improve Battery Life!
- NO Monthly Service Fees & NO Advertising on Bottom of Outgoing Messages!
besides from my Q having a corrupted registry (fixed with MR) the install and configuration is basic and straight forward + the Corefunctions web site has a good clear guide, there is also a help guide in the program itself.
some screen shots:
- shortcut in Start Menu
- main screen
- send/receive options
- menu > options screen 1
- menu > options screen 2
- the about screen
- " build-in" user guide
the program has been out for quite a while and has proven itself to be stable and reliable.
my personal experience:
as i mentioned before the setting up was easier then i expected, initially i set this up with my Gmail account which was easy enough then i configured it for my work email which was a little more tricky, not because of PushEffect but because of it had to work with Yahoo, which took some tweaking and setting up filters there but now that it is working it is working ABSOLUTELY *great*, 99% of the emails arrive on my Q faster then in Outlook on my laptop. no more waiting for emails (or having the phone setup to poll for mail every xx amount of minutes with as a result a drain on the battery life) they get pushed close to instantly. and that is something that i really needed since i don't sit at my desk/pc 8 hours a day -it may look that way :}- plus i have customers that email me at night and this way i can promptly reply and i am sure they will be pleased with the response time.. we might re-instate my boss' old credo "we spoil you with our service".
bottom line... for being on the go and being flexible and quick, PushEffect is amazing and in my opinion well worth the money.
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05-15-2008, 09:58 AM
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| I've been looking into this program for the past couple days, along with MobiPush and comparing and deciding if it is for me or not.
I'm a little unclear IF I can make it work or not. Not sure if my ISP that my personal mail comes in on can be forwarded automatically or not. I have RoadRunner service for that, and don't remember there being an option. I know my gMail, and other addresses can be forwarded though.
Does this program use LESS power on my Q than the traditional "go out and pickup mail" setting I am using now? Those only happen every 30 minutes the way I have it set... PushEffect is running constant on my Q.
Any insight would be helpful!
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05-15-2008, 10:03 AM
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| i think almost all email addresses can be forwarded.
and yes it will use less battery since it only connects if there is mail, your Q now polls ever 30 minutes even if there is no mail.
PE runs indeed, but should hardly effect the battery life.
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05-15-2008, 11:40 PM
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Originally Posted by rudeboy i think almost all email addresses can be forwarded.
and yes it will use less battery since it only connects if there is mail, your Q now polls ever 30 minutes even if there is no mail.
PE runs indeed, but should hardly effect the battery life. | I just decided to do the trial of PushEffect -- all I can say is WOW! My email comes thru in a matter of seconds... gonna have to breakdown and buy this one I think.
Thanks for the info on it RB.
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05-16-2008, 07:29 AM
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Originally Posted by Bozz I just decided to do the trial of PushEffect -- all I can say is WOW! My email comes thru in a matter of seconds... gonna have to breakdown and buy this one I think.
Thanks for the info on it RB.
Bozz | i myself was also very pleased with the fact that the mail comes in really quick...
on problemo...
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05-16-2008, 07:38 AM
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Originally Posted by rudeboy i myself was also very pleased with the fact that the mail comes in really quick...
on problemo... | I like it alot, but as stated in the other post, will be holding off for a bit.
I would so go over the txt limit of 500 a month on my plan.
Too bad they can't group messages then push them if that makes any sense.
I am not knocking the program. Its great! It allows us q users to say your BB has push email, so does mine and I don't need to rely on a server in Ontario being stable for my device to work. |
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Originally Posted by Tony Bag o Donuts I like it alot, but as stated in the other post, will be holding off for a bit.
I would so go over the txt limit of 500 a month on my plan.
Too bad they can't group messages then push them if that makes any sense.
I am not knocking the program. Its great! It allows us q users to say your BB has push email, so does mine and I don't need to rely on a server in Ontario being stable for my device to work. | I considered MobiPush as well, but when reading on their forums I saw several issues posted by people that went unanswered, and apparently then... unsolved.
Any thoughts? Anybody here tried it that can compare against PushEffect?
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Originally Posted by Bozz I considered MobiPush as well, but when reading on their forums I saw several issues posted by people that went unanswered, and apparently then... unsolved.
Any thoughts? Anybody here tried it that can compare against PushEffect?
Bozz | tried signing up... but did not get a reply.
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05-16-2008, 07:58 AM
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Originally Posted by rudeboy tried signing up... but did not get a reply. | RB I was thinking of getting pusheffect but worried about going over 500 messages, especially when getting email updates from eq 
I guess I could just turn it off during office hours. |
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Originally Posted by Tony Bag o Donuts RB I was thinking of getting pusheffect but worried about going over 500 messages, especially when getting email updates from eq 
I guess I could just turn it off during office hours. | i hear ya... (currently 1071 notification emails from EQ :} depending on the email provider you might be able to work something out with filters.. maybe. i use PE for a Gmail account that i hardly use, and for my work email which i obviously use a lot.. there is a build-in option in PE where you can turn it off automagicly, which i do at night... but then this morning i got about 20 emails pushed, so even if it's inactive the mails are still lined up for when you activate it.. unless you can delete those emails on the server w/ a pc so they will not be pushed..
(wow... that's a long reply for me :}
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