Native E-mail Client ‘aMail’ Coming Soon to BlackBerry PlayBook
RIM has said they would eventually release a native e-mail client for the BlackBerry PlayBook. Our guess is we won’t see that until the 3G/4G version is released. Nonetheless, 3rd party developers have been on the ball with pushing out their own native e-mail clients, which will support multiple services. The latest is aMail from AiFlex, which looks to support IMAP, SMTP and POP3 accounts with secure logon and password details over a secure connection. Also allowing easy to setup GMail, Yahoo, Hotmail and Live e-mail preset configurations, which only require username and passwords to setup.
Features include:
High Performance Native Application
- Uses the best features available to sync with mail servers
- High performance and rapid message download from accounts
Secure Access and local file security
- Supports common standards of mail system POP3 and IMAP4
- Access multiple mailboxes securely (uses SSL / TLS)
- User account details are always secure
- Local mail files are encrypted
Easy Message Viewing
- Swipe down for email accounts overview. Use your on device soft keyboard, swiping up from the lower bezel edge for text input. Animated message transitions.
Convenience and Ease of Use
- Manages up to 10 email accounts separately from within a single App
- Work offline when not connected and synchronize later
- Direct type input
- Smoother interface than using Webmail in local browser
aMail has been submitted to App World and will be available once it is accepted. Hit the break for a video demonstration of aMail.
httpvh://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELWzwT88ZxI
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