Push notifications for new mail to gmail on a regular phone?

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rodionov2012-05-17 17:15:07

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rodionov, 2012-05-17 17:15:07

Friends, a question arose. Can a regular phone (not android / ios) receive push messages about new mail? Now my android informs me about new mail instantly, right after the letter arrives. Can "regular nokia" do the same?

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cat_crash, 2012-05-17
@cat_crash

If "regular Nokias" support PUSH messages. You will also need a GMAIL client for a "regular Nokia".
More information about PUSH here en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Push_technology

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Vitaly Peretyatko, 2012-05-17
@viperet

Normal nokia on Symbian, after the appropriate settings, I received messages about the arrival of mail to gmail in real time. But, SURPRISE, the battery was barely enough for a day of lying on the table.

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Ambrose, 2012-05-18
@Ambrose

This is the result that Google came up with. That is, we start a mailbox for which your mobile operator supports the delivery of notifications via sms and redirect letters from the main mailbox there. It seems to me that for the old-school Nokia, SMS messages are quite an alternative to push. And then the letter itself can be read from a computer :)

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Marfapr, 2012-05-18
@Marfapr

ordinary Nokia how ordinary? so, if you leave QIP for Symbian, then there will be push notifications. Works better than Google's gmail app

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Nikolai Turnaviotov, 2012-05-18
@foxmuldercp

half of the mailers can send SMS. for those who care about mail and are lazy to change their phone

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johnpion, 2012-06-25
@johnpion

Kyivstar used to have an email2sms service. It was possible to forward letters in the form of sms to your 3410