Beware. The Android phones are usually on CDMA 3G networks which doesn't allow data and voice at the same time the way GSM does. So it is like using an old fashioned analog modem. If real push is used, then no voice can happen in or out.

CDMA 4G is in in infancy, but does allow data and text at the same time. Very few phones use it.

Surgemail Support (Marijn) wrote:

Yes definitely in my sights... although seeing as android supports imap idle (right? I've not actually personally had access to an android device yet) it seems like it is not as high a priority for the push notification side.

In terms of the mix between dbabble messaging and a mail client with online status etc. If it turns out to be as nice as I am trying to make it to be then I will definitely be working towards android as soon as I can... (and basics for the desktop too in fact) but all still early days wrt that. Still plenty of other things in the process of getting juggled ;-)

Marijn

On Wednesday 19/01/2011 at 11:25 am, David Collar wrote:

Development of… “notably an iPhone / iPad  inbox monitoring / messaging app with push notification”

 

Will there be an Android App in the future too?

After all… you guys don’t have much to do anyway, right? J