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E-Mail sync intervals?

I am under the impression that you can change how often your e-mail syncs and uses data to find if you have new e-mails. I only see the option to turn it off all together.
How could I make it sync every 15 minutes?

Juice defender does that...

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sorry, app did not attach the pic the first time.
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No I do not know how to get to that, explain?

I still can't find it
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Which emails ? Gmail and exchange use Push and therefore don't really use data to sync

Mark271 said:
No I do not know how to get to that, explain?
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That's for email and Exchange. Open up the email app and it's in account settings.
Gmail is push-only I believe.
As well it should be - push uses less battery than polling (unless you're polling once or twice a day and that's it). If you have the option for push (ie, you're using Exchange), you'll save a LOT of battery using push instead of polling every 15 minutes.

reuthermonkey said:
That's for email and Exchange. Open up the email app and it's in account settings.
Gmail is push-only I believe.
As well it should be - push uses less battery than polling (unless you're polling once or twice a day and that's it). If you have the option for push (ie, you're using Exchange), you'll save a LOT of battery using push instead of polling every 15 minutes.
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Cool. I'm using G-Mail, so I guess there is nothing else I can do.

Email

I cannot get my school email to work on my atrix is there a secure third party app tht i can use to make my emailwork in my phone?
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ronnyzilker said:
I cannot get my school email to work on my atrix is there a secure third party app tht i can use to make my emailwork in my phone?
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Moxier mail if it is an exchange account, otherwise K9

Thanks for the reply. imma try right now
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Tried them all, Touchdown is the best for me. It acknowledges Tiff2PDF which is a must for faxes that are generated by our exchange server 2003. Still not quite a Blackberry but close.

Xoom effecting phone

Since I got my xoom and have been using it, my xoom syncs well with my google accounts, but my DROIDX no longer syncs up on the push schedule I have set. I was wondering if anyone else has had this problem or if its local to me. Thanks.
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No problems here.

chbennett said:
Since I got my xoom and have been using it, my xoom syncs well with my google accounts, but my DROIDX no longer syncs up on the push schedule I have set. I was wondering if anyone else has had this problem or if its local to me. Thanks.
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Just be honest with us now...the xoom is affecting your phone, isn't it?
Also no, everything has been syncing perfectly for me.

Corporate email on NexUS 7

How can I set up corporate email without coming across the administrator security issues where my device can we factory reset anytime?
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iwantanandroid said:
How can I set up corporate email without coming across the administrator security issues where my device can we factory reset anytime?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1749921

iwantanandroid said:
How can I set up corporate email without coming across the administrator security issues where my device can we factory reset anytime?
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I know it's a scary thought but what kind of companies do people work for that would do this to them for no reason?
I actually have full control over it myself on Outlook Web Access, I can remove devices or initiate a wipe myself. I would probably just wipe it myself from there if I lost it.

iwantanandroid said:
How can I set up corporate email without coming across the administrator security issues where my device can we factory reset anytime?
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Using "Enhanced Email" on my Galaxy S3 and now on my N7 to get to my corporate email, without the need for a PIN or remote wipe by admins.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.qs.enhancedemail&hl=en
They have a free 7 day trial (also details about a new release that is going to update the UI)
http://quantumsolutions.us/forum/viewforum.php?f=34&sid=13aa56d74fab19a3d8d479602f099129

Email

My company has put some block on our Exchange Server preventing emails to come down to "unothorized" devices. I tried a few third party apps and somehow they work but as expected the stock Samsung email won't. Is there some sort of mod or hack I can do to get the stock email to work? I'm kinda hooked on this airview gimmick. I can still get my email with Emoze or Touchdown but I really like the stock app. Any ideas?
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redstar299 said:
My company has put some block on our Exchange Server preventing emails to come down to "unothorized" devices. I tried a few third party apps and somehow they work but as expected the stock Samsung email won't. Is there some sort of mod or hack I can do to get the stock email to work? I'm kinda hooked on this airview gimmick. I can still get my email with Emoze or Touchdown but I really like the stock app. Any ideas?
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I don't think this will happen for a few reasons. First, the source code is not available for modifications, this means that they would need to build a new app from scratch and try to integrate airview (another closed source application). Second reason is that falsely reporting behaviour of an apps is morally ambiguous and many people won't help with it.
I've seen an app that does essentially what you are looking for; Falsely reporting implemented security policies to an exchange server, this was done on a galaxy nexus (or maybe it was a nexus s) and someone had re-written key parts of the the app source code then compiled the APK.
Touchdown works because it's capable of fully implementing Exchange security policies that your native app may not be capable of providing. I would assume the same for emoze.
I would take a serious look at what you are doing, By going this route, you are violating your work policies and may be putting your job at risk.. is this risk worth having airview? I would recommend using touchdown or emoze and live without airview.

Yeah I guess you're right. This was not a problem for 6 years.. Now all of a sudden it is. Love corporate America
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Yeah I guess you're right. This was not a problem for 6 years.. Now all of a sudden it is. Love corporate America
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It could be a bunch of things, might be as simple as updating the exchange server and the new default policy is more secure.
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Chances are they are blocking exchange activesync from the server for un authorized devices. This is a server side setting. It might work via pop but in my experience if u block a device in exchange from using EAS no app that uses that protocol will work.
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Also on stock and mint jelly at least the stock app is capable of working with exchange 2007, 2010, and 2013. I have tried on all 3 personally. I manage exchange for our corporate environment.
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It wouldnt be called KNOX if you could easily break through the protection

If touchdown and other apps work then I doubt they are blocking per device. Have you asked what the policy is? Samsungs EAS has a lot of options and if they let in touchdown I see no reason to block GS4. I know when the GS3 came out there were some tecnical issues my company experienced that caused connectivity problems but they did not block one model of android.

Idk it's weird.. They said as of Saturday no more emails.. And it stopped. But Emoze works fine
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Exchange security can block your device.
If you want to receive emails on your phone, your Exchange Admin will have to make an exception for your phone.

I'm just confused how Emoze and Touchdown still work but stock doesn't
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redstar299 said:
I'm just confused how Emoze and Touchdown still work but stock doesn't
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Most likely those use an internet-based connection like outlook web and outlook anywhere do. They can block that as well, but they are probably most concerned about pushed activesync connections. I bet the company still lets you check email over the internet, right?

Yes.. You can still log on to webmail. I think it's ActiveSync they put the Kabash on
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No big deal I'll just use Emoze.. Works fine, has Push and has a decent UI. Probably a good idea to not get sucked into all these Samsung gimmicks anyway. The new Motorola sounds pretty bad ass and if HTC comes out with the 'two" next year and it has a removable battery, it's bye bye Sammy.
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