Moxier Mail for Tablets (https://market.android.com/details?id=com.moxier.mail.tablet.trial&feature=search_result) doesn't work on the A100. It just force-closes as soon as you open it.
I emailed Moxier support back and forth and sent them some logs. Turns out they don't support the resolution of the A100. But that they would look at adding support in a future release.
I've been looking for an answer as to why Moxier for Tablets won't work on my Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus and I think this might be the key since we're both looking at 7 inch screens. I think it's time they support or resolution!
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I currently have an HTC Desire, and am SERIOUSLY considering getting a Motorola Xoom (WiFi Only) when they become available in the UK, and I just wondered:
I only have one Gmail account which I use on a regular basis, and this would be the one I would like to use on the Xoom (as well as still syncing with the Desire). Is this possible?
If I log in to another device with the same email address, am I able to re-download purchased apps again and run them on the Xoom?
For example, I have Beautiful Widgets running on my Desire, would I be able to download it for free on the Xoom?
I know this is not strictly a Desire question (nor is is a Xoom), but due to a lack of an "Android General" section, I thought I would ask in here - feel free to move if needed mods!
Stew
Hi,
Normally you can have any info tied to your google account synced with any device using android.
What you won't get in the xoom market app is a list of the currently installed apps that you have on the desire, but, as far as i know, you will be abel to download the apps you purchased with your desire.
You'll also be able to sync the contacts, calendar and mail(as long as you don't use pop3) on both devices.
You can have multiple devices on one account and everything will sync like normal.
with google authenticator you can have as many accounts as you want !!.. on what ever devices as you want !!
market.android.com seems to have support for multiple devices anyway
Yes, you can have multiple device for your Google account.
Here is my setup for me (Nexus S) and my wife (HTC Desire).
One Google account for buying apps ([email protected])
Two separate Gmail accounts for contacts ([email protected] and [email protected])
Works
StuMcBill said:
I currently have an HTC Desire, and am SERIOUSLY considering getting a Motorola Xoom (WiFi Only) when they become available in the UK, and I just wondered:
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I am thinking the same - but can't decide if it is going to be worth getting a Xoom or a Flyer...
Either way I want a wifi only one
I have a desire and a tab. Both using same google acct, great part is pay for app on one and you get it on other one too, no extra fee
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I took the opposite line and registered separate gmail accounts for my Desire and a 7" tablet. Slightly different set of apps on the two devices and wasn't sure if the big G could tell that there were two. However, key apps like Touchdown seem to work fine with two syncs going on.
I had to pay for a couple of apps all over again but frankly the developers of the really good ones deserve the small amount it cost me.
Lothaen said:
I am thinking the same - but can't decide if it is going to be worth getting a Xoom or a Flyer...
Either way I want a wifi only one
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Well I am now between the Xoom, LG Optimus Pad and Samsung 8.9" Galaxy Tab.
That Xoom Wifi for £450 is capturing my interest at the moment
It let me sign in finally.
Hope it works for you guys!!
.: sent from my Samsung Galaxy S II Epic 4G Touch :.
thanks for the heads up. its working!!!
Hi,
This might be a silly question...but the Social Hub which comes with the phone (I guess this is called the stock version) does it support IM clients?? (Gchat,yahoo,msn)
If there is an option how do i enable it...If i goto add account my only options are email (ms exchagne, others) and sns account (twitter, linkedn)
I don't see anything to get IM clients integrated with the social hub.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks
It doesn't support IM clients. I personally use Trillian although others use something else. I like the fact that by using Trillian on my tablet, my phone and my notebook, I get the messages on all devices.
but website says it supports
h**p://socialhub.samsungmobile.com/user_main/user_im/
what am i missing?
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any1 please help? no1 knows?
I remember they announced some new integrated all-in-one messaging architecture at IFA (don't remember exactly now) but i don't think they've officially launched it yet. Think it's called ChatON.
I think it was coming to their BADA OS phones first before Android..
http://www.engadget.com/2011/08/25/...saging-service-brings-free-texting-to-androi/
Is this what you're referring to?
I noticed there is no search option in GN default corporate email app. Did they took out search or am I missing something? Very important feature IMO.
I bought touchdown a long time ago. It is so much more full featured than the built in exchange client it's not even a contest. It's paid for itself many times over.
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There's a search option in the stock email app. Spyglass at the bottom of the screen, above the back button. It seems to actually search bodies as well, which the Gingerbread version did not IIRC. (This may be dependent on the version of Exchange you're connected to, we are on 2007 which does allow for mobile search but the phone has to implement it correctly.)
I used to use Touchdown a long time ago (OG droid release), but through several phone switches and steady improvement of the Exchange client, I've been able to stop using it. It is ugly as sin and I don't like having my corporate contacts split from the rest of the phone, as I use Exchange for all of my contacts and ignore GMail contacts.
The GNex version of the client is actually really good and pretty full-featured at this point.
Touchdown is great and I have been using it on gingerbread phone (best app that can do html email on exchange 2003).
But the default email app on GN is great. I love how the emails look and GAL lookup work.
ZPrimed,
I do not see the spyglass button on my app. Maybe because I am using exchange 2003. We are upgrading to exch 2010 , so hopefully the spyglass button will be available in that version.
One feature touchdown has that I use regularly is the ability to do a server search since I don't sync nearly as much mail down as my server holds.
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knightrider2k2 said:
Touchdown is great and I have been using it on gingerbread phone (best app that can do html email on exchange 2003).
But the default email app on GN is great. I love how the emails look and GAL lookup work.
ZPrimed,
I do not see the spyglass button on my app. Maybe because I am using exchange 2003. We are upgrading to exch 2010 , so hopefully the spyglass button will be available in that version.
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That's your problem.
The search is implemented by making a request to the Exchange server and asking it to perform the search (with its own full-text indexes of your mailbox). The server then spits results back to your phone. IIRC 2003 can't do this, or if it can, the option isn't enabled by default.
Exchange 2010 will allow you to do it.
IME, most phone e-mail apps that have a search and DON'T implement server-side search only allow you to look in the sender address and subject - you don't get full body searching, unless they are storing it all in a DB on the phone and indexing that separately (and even then, you only get 30 days worth of results or whatever you have it set to pull in your folders).
Touchdown Honeycomb version (Tablets) works on ICS
Existing Touchdown users. Dev modified it to work on ICS phones, MUST be using latest beta build until he finishes formal testing and releases to Android Market:
You can get that beta from here:
http://nitrodesk.com/tddownloads/nitroidbeta-honey.apk
Server Side search works great he also added a less pushy push implementation which is using less battery for me than the ICS mail app.
Hey guys
I was wondering if anyone could give a quick comparison between Galaxy Nexus Exchange email and that of HTC Sense. Is it as good? Better? If you could have Sense email on your Gnex, would you use that instead?
I strongly dislike Sense, so I may not be the best candidate here. I came from a bunch of Moto phones, and then briefly used Touchwiz on a Stratosphere, so I can speak more to the Moto Exchange client and the Touchwiz one (which isn't stock Android, although it looked similar).
Early Moto clients were severely lacking, didn't have folder display options, couldn't search, etc. The current Android client in ICS is very good. Server-side search is there and works (you need E2k7 or 2010 for this to work, I don't think Exchange 2003 has server-side search). You can pick a folder to view, and set the sync amount for each folder individually (it's not clearly obvious that this is how it works, but it changeable on a per-folder basis). I usually take a month from my inbox, but I have a "save" folder that has important info and I like to sync the whole thing (it's only about 50-60 messages give or take). Moto wouldn't allow this on the Droid 2. I think the option may have shown up on the D3, but that phone had issues for many people with randomly dropping the "Push" option I believe.
The Sammy client on the Stratosphere was decent, but missing a few features that Moto added in D3. The Android client seems pretty thorough now - I don't feel like I'm missing anything at least, and it's really cool to finally have a standard UI between gmail and Exchange.
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Hey guys
I was wondering if anyone could give a quick comparison between Galaxy Nexus Exchange email and that of HTC Sense. Is it as good? Better? If you could have Sense email on your Gnex, would you use that instead?
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I'm coming off a Thunderbolt and relied heavily on HTC Mail because of Exchange. I did prefer HTC Mail due to it's UI more than anything else. That was up to Gingerbread.
I'm happy to say that I won't be missing HTC Mail anytime soon. Stock Android Email client got a UI cleanup like most of the other core apps and does seem to look a lot more polished. It's not "GMail" polished but still vastly more polished than anything else of it's previous iterations.
I think it all comes down to what your functionality wishlist is. HTC Mail had those bottom button that were for quick filtering navs which I didn't really care for. To me, HTC Mail was something that ran off the Android Mail engine just with UI and a few more functionality attached on top of it.
If anything, on ICS Mail, GAL seems very fast when autocompleting contact names, you can still zoom on HTML emails, and has a few more functionality than it did on the pre-ICS builds. Again, really depends on what made you like HTC Mail over the other.
Stock email is much better than htc's version of it and with the 720p screen it makes reading content much better.
As a user of Nexus phones for the last few years it's going to take me a bit of getting used to the differences that samsung make on the note. However I really hate the email app on here (normal, not gmail). Is it possible to get the stock android email app? It's not in the play store unfortunately.
Thanks..