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Most recent edit on 2006-05-30 15:19:32 by WikiMol
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Marc Blank's email client is a unique beast. Not only does this client have the best IMAP action going on the Treo, Mr. Blank's support is unparalled -- he is responsive and turns around solutions to problems fast (assuming your problem has a solution). Chatter Email∞ features a fairly innovative interface that is unique in the field. Marc has his own Chatter forum here on mytreo.net and licenses can be bought in the store.
Many Treo users are having difficulties accessing corporate email because their IT departments don't provide POP or IMAP access. Chatter has good support for configuring and using a dedicated email address to which corporate email is forwarded. Alternatively, Outlook/Exchange users should also look at the OWA (Outlook Web Access) plugin.
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Marc Blank's email client is a unique beast. Not only does this client have the best IMAP action going on the Treo, Mr. Blank's support is unparalled -- he is responsive and turns around solutions to problems fast (assuming your problem has a solution). Chatter Email∞ features a fairly innovative interface that is unique in the field.
Edited on 2006-05-21 21:33:13 by WikiChris
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No differences.
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Edited on 2005-06-01 05:41:37 by DylanGraham
No differences.
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Seven∞
These are email solutions that would be rolled out to a large group of people. Goodlink is generally used by empolyees of corporations that run Microsoft's Exchange server to handle their email. Seven's software is intended more for companies that provide service to individuals as customers. Treo 600 users with Cingular, for instance, might have the option to use Seven's software.
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For those dissatisfied with Blazer, there are a few other browsers available, each with its own strengths and weaknesses.
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Further editing (like providing links to the software and actually explaining the pros and cons of each browser) is still needed on this page.
Edited on 2005-05-31 22:44:54 by WikiChris
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The Treo 6xx has a built-in web browser, the most recent version of a browser called Blazer (although it appears in the launcher of your Treo 650 simply as an app called "Web"). Blazer is good for some things (downloading software and visiting WAP sites, for instance) but it doesn't provide the best user experience.
For those dissatisfied with Blazer, there are a few other browsers available, each with its own strengths and weaknesses.
Website: http://www.palmone.com/us/products/smartphones/treo650/blazer.epl∞
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Website: http://www.mobirus.com/eng/products/Xiino/index_html∞
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Website: http://www.reqwireless.com/webviewer.html∞
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Technically not even available for the Treo 650, WebPro rocks your pants. It's also horrible.
Further editing (like providing links to the software and actually explaining the pros and cons of each browser) is still needed on this page.
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There are many solutions for email on your Treo. This is just a brief overview of some of the main options.
There's actually nothing wrong with the email application that comes with your Treo 600. It is a POP-only client, however, so if you're using IMAP email you'll want to look at either SnapperMail or Chatter Email. If you receive a lot of email with attachements, you might want to look at SnapperMail as it is supremely good at dealing with attachments.
Offering both POP and IMAP support, SnapperMail∞ is by far the best application for handling attachments. It is somewhat expensive, but well worth it if attachments are your thing.
Marc Blank's email client is a unique beast. Not only does this client have the best IMAP action going on the Treo, Mr. Blank's support is unparalled -- he is responsive and turns around solutions to problems fast (assuming your problem has a solution). Chatter Email∞ features a fairly innovative interface that is unique in the field.
Goodlink∞
Seven∞
These are email solutions that would be rolled out to a large group of people. Goodlink is generally used by empolyees of corporations that run Microsoft's Exchange server to handle their email. Seven's software is intended more for companies that provide service to individuals as customers. Treo 600 users with Cingular, for instance, might have the option to use Seven's software.
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Edited on 2005-01-15 20:27:09 by WikiChris
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These are email solutions that would be rolled out to a large group of people. Goodlink is generally used by empolyees of corporations that run Microsoft's Exchange server to handle their email. Seven's software is intended more for companies that provide service to individuals as customers. Treo 600 users with Cingular, for instance, might have the option to use Seven's software.
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These are email solutions that would be rolled out to a large group of people. Goodlink is generally used by empolyees of corporations that run Microsoft's Exchange server to handle their email. Seven's software is intended more for companies that provide service to individuals as customers. Treo 600 users with Cingular, for instance, might have the option to use Seven's software.
Edited on 2005-01-08 16:28:59 by WikiChris
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Oldest known version of this page was edited on 2005-01-08 15:38:59 by DylanGraham []
There's actually nothing wrong with the email application that comes with your Treo 600. It is a POP-only client, however, so if you're using IMAP email you'll want to look at either SnapperMail or Chatter Email. If you receive a lot of email with attachements, you might want to look at SnapperMail as it is supremely good at dealing with attachments.
Offering both POP and IMAP support, SnapperMail∞ is by far the best application for handling attachments. It is somewhat expensive, but well worth it if attachments are your thing.
Marc Blank's email client is a unique beast. Not only does this client have the best IMAP action going on the Treo, Mr. Blank's support is unparalled -- he is responsive and turns around solutions to problems fast (assuming your problem has a solution). Chatter Email∞ features a fairly innovative interface that is unique in the field.
Goodlink∞
Seven∞
These are email solutions that would be rolled out to a large group of people. Goodlink is generally used by empolyees of corporations that run Microsoft's Exchange server to handle their email. Seven's software is intended more for companies that provide service to individuals as customers. Treo 600 users with Cingular, for instance, might have the option to use Seven's software.
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Marc Blank's email client is a unique beast. Not only does this client have the best IMAP action going on the Treo, Mr. Blank's support is unparalled -- he is responsive and turns around solutions to problems fast (assuming your problem has a solution). Chatter Email∞ features a fairly innovative interface that is unique in the field. Marc has his own Chatter forum here on mytreo.net and licenses can be bought in the store.
Many Treo users are having difficulties accessing corporate email because their IT departments don't provide POP or IMAP access. Chatter has good support for configuring and using a dedicated email address to which corporate email is forwarded. Alternatively, Outlook/Exchange users should also look at the OWA (Outlook Web Access) plugin.
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Marc Blank's email client is a unique beast. Not only does this client have the best IMAP action going on the Treo, Mr. Blank's support is unparalled -- he is responsive and turns around solutions to problems fast (assuming your problem has a solution). Chatter Email∞ features a fairly innovative interface that is unique in the field.
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Email Software for the Treo 600 and Treo 650
There's actually nothing wrong with the email application that comes with your Treo 600. It is a POP-only client, however, so if you're using IMAP email you'll want to look at either SnapperMail or Chatter Email. If you receive a lot of email with attachements, you might want to look at SnapperMail as it is supremely good at dealing with attachments. Versamail is the standard email client on the Treo 650 and includes support for IMAP.Deletions:
Email Software for the Treo 600
There's actually nothing wrong with the email application that comes with your Treo 600. It is a POP-only client, however, so if you're using IMAP email you'll want to look at either SnapperMail or Chatter Email. If you receive a lot of email with attachements, you might want to look at SnapperMail as it is supremely good at dealing with attachments.Edited on 2005-06-01 05:41:37 by DylanGraham
No differences.
Edited on 2005-05-31 22:47:17 by WikiChris
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Email Software for the Treo 600
There are many solutions for email on your Treo. This is just a brief overview of some of the main options.The Built-in Email Application
There's actually nothing wrong with the email application that comes with your Treo 600. It is a POP-only client, however, so if you're using IMAP email you'll want to look at either SnapperMail or Chatter Email. If you receive a lot of email with attachements, you might want to look at SnapperMail as it is supremely good at dealing with attachments.SnapperMail
Offering both POP and IMAP support, SnapperMail∞ is by far the best application for handling attachments. It is somewhat expensive, but well worth it if attachments are your thing.Chatter Email
Marc Blank's email client is a unique beast. Not only does this client have the best IMAP action going on the Treo, Mr. Blank's support is unparalled -- he is responsive and turns around solutions to problems fast (assuming your problem has a solution). Chatter Email∞ features a fairly innovative interface that is unique in the field.Software for Enterprise
Goodlink∞Seven∞
These are email solutions that would be rolled out to a large group of people. Goodlink is generally used by empolyees of corporations that run Microsoft's Exchange server to handle their email. Seven's software is intended more for companies that provide service to individuals as customers. Treo 600 users with Cingular, for instance, might have the option to use Seven's software.
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Web Browsers for the Treo 600 and Treo 650
The Treo 6xx has a built-in web browser, the most recent version of a browser called Blazer (although it appears in the launcher of your Treo 650 simply as an app called "Web"). Blazer is good for some things (downloading software and visiting WAP sites, for instance) but it doesn't provide the best user experience.For those dissatisfied with Blazer, there are a few other browsers available, each with its own strengths and weaknesses.
Blazer
Website: http://www.palmone.com/us/products/smartphones/treo650/blazer.epl∞Pros:
- Free with your Treo 650
- Lives in ROM, so doesn't take up additional memory
- Accurate display of web pages
- Uses image placeholders
- Can load images individually or all at once; can save images
- Slow, slow, slow.
- Switching in/out of the app or using forward/back causes lengthy redrawing process
Xiino
Website: http://www.mobirus.com/eng/products/Xiino/index_html∞Pros:
- Really fast
- Instant back/forward within cached pages
- 5-way support
- Gets images through a proxy server, so the files are smaller and download faster
- Ugly table formatting, plus some other formatting quirks
- Gets images through a proxy server, so if it's down, you're hosed
- No "save this image" command
WebViewer
Website: http://www.reqwireless.com/webviewer.html∞Pros:
- Java-based, so the app itself is small
- Fast
- Java runtime takes up a lot of space
- No downloading. At all.
- Copy/paste is awkward
WebPro
Technically not even available for the Treo 650, WebPro rocks your pants. It's also horrible.Further editing (like providing links to the software and actually explaining the pros and cons of each browser) is still needed on this page.
Edited on 2005-05-31 22:44:54 by WikiChris
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Web Browsers for the Treo 600 and Treo 650
The Treo 6xx has a built-in web browser, the most recent version of a browser called Blazer (although it appears in the launcher of your Treo 650 simply as an app called "Web"). Blazer is good for some things (downloading software and visiting WAP sites, for instance) but it doesn't provide the best user experience.
For those dissatisfied with Blazer, there are a few other browsers available, each with its own strengths and weaknesses.
Blazer
Website: http://www.palmone.com/us/products/smartphones/treo650/blazer.epl∞
Pros:
- Free with your Treo 650
- Lives in ROM, so doesn't take up additional memory
- Accurate display of web pages
- Uses image placeholders
- Can load images individually or all at once; can save images
- Slow, slow, slow.
- Switching in/out of the app or using forward/back causes lengthy redrawing process
Xiino
Website: http://www.mobirus.com/eng/products/Xiino/index_html∞
Pros:
- Really fast
- Instant back/forward within cached pages
- 5-way support
- Gets images through a proxy server, so the files are smaller and download faster
- Ugly table formatting, plus some other formatting quirks
- Gets images through a proxy server, so if it's down, you're hosed
- No "save this image" command
WebViewer
Website: http://www.reqwireless.com/webviewer.html∞
Pros:
- Java-based, so the app itself is small
- Fast
- Java runtime takes up a lot of space
- No downloading. At all.
- Copy/paste is awkward
WebPro
Technically not even available for the Treo 650, WebPro rocks your pants. It's also horrible.
Further editing (like providing links to the software and actually explaining the pros and cons of each browser) is still needed on this page.
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Email Software for the Treo 600
There are many solutions for email on your Treo. This is just a brief overview of some of the main options.
The Built-in Email Application
There's actually nothing wrong with the email application that comes with your Treo 600. It is a POP-only client, however, so if you're using IMAP email you'll want to look at either SnapperMail or Chatter Email. If you receive a lot of email with attachements, you might want to look at SnapperMail as it is supremely good at dealing with attachments.
SnapperMail
Offering both POP and IMAP support, SnapperMail∞ is by far the best application for handling attachments. It is somewhat expensive, but well worth it if attachments are your thing.
Chatter Email
Marc Blank's email client is a unique beast. Not only does this client have the best IMAP action going on the Treo, Mr. Blank's support is unparalled -- he is responsive and turns around solutions to problems fast (assuming your problem has a solution). Chatter Email∞ features a fairly innovative interface that is unique in the field.
Software for Enterprise
Goodlink∞
Seven∞
These are email solutions that would be rolled out to a large group of people. Goodlink is generally used by empolyees of corporations that run Microsoft's Exchange server to handle their email. Seven's software is intended more for companies that provide service to individuals as customers. Treo 600 users with Cingular, for instance, might have the option to use Seven's software.
CategorySoftware
Edited on 2005-01-15 20:27:09 by WikiChris
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These are email solutions that would be rolled out to a large group of people. Goodlink is generally used by empolyees of corporations that run Microsoft's Exchange server to handle their email. Seven's software is intended more for companies that provide service to individuals as customers. Treo 600 users with Cingular, for instance, might have the option to use Seven's software.
CategorySoftware
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These are email solutions that would be rolled out to a large group of people. Goodlink is generally used by empolyees of corporations that run Microsoft's Exchange server to handle their email. Seven's software is intended more for companies that provide service to individuals as customers. Treo 600 users with Cingular, for instance, might have the option to use Seven's software.
Edited on 2005-01-08 16:28:59 by WikiChris
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Email Software for the Treo 600
Oldest known version of this page was edited on 2005-01-08 15:38:59 by DylanGraham []
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There are many solutions for email on your Treo. This is just a brief overview of some of the main options.
The Built-in Email Application
There's actually nothing wrong with the email application that comes with your Treo 600. It is a POP-only client, however, so if you're using IMAP email you'll want to look at either SnapperMail or Chatter Email. If you receive a lot of email with attachements, you might want to look at SnapperMail as it is supremely good at dealing with attachments.
SnapperMail
Offering both POP and IMAP support, SnapperMail∞ is by far the best application for handling attachments. It is somewhat expensive, but well worth it if attachments are your thing.
Chatter Email
Marc Blank's email client is a unique beast. Not only does this client have the best IMAP action going on the Treo, Mr. Blank's support is unparalled -- he is responsive and turns around solutions to problems fast (assuming your problem has a solution). Chatter Email∞ features a fairly innovative interface that is unique in the field.
Software for Enterprise
Goodlink∞
Seven∞
These are email solutions that would be rolled out to a large group of people. Goodlink is generally used by empolyees of corporations that run Microsoft's Exchange server to handle their email. Seven's software is intended more for companies that provide service to individuals as customers. Treo 600 users with Cingular, for instance, might have the option to use Seven's software.