News
Update on 2G issues
I believe I've gotten to the bottom of the 2G issue. Fixes will be submitted to Apple within the next week. Nathanael |
MailArchive 1.3.1 Released
MailArchive 1.3.1 has been released on the App Store. This fixes most known stability issues. For more information please follow this link. ImportantMailArchive users who are on 2G devices are advised not to upgrade.If you have already upgraded, please see the Support Page. Nathanael |
MailArchive now supports OS4!
MailArchive v1.3 has been released to the Appstore. This fixes the view attachment problem on OS4 and adds other OS4 support. Nathanael |
MailArchive and iPhone OS4
A couple people have emailed to say that viewing attachments isn't working on OS4. I'm looking into it and will fix it as soon as possible. Also, with the new features of OS 4, I'll be looking to do some new stuff with MailArchive, e.g. background support, and push from GMail. Nathanael |
MailArchive now supports Yahoo! Mail
Version 1.2 of MailArchive has been approved for release on the App Store. The main addition is the support of Yahoo! Mail accounts. Find out more on the v1.2 announcement page. |
Landscape mode is here
Version 1.1 was just approved by Apple and is now available on the App Store. This adds landscape mode to the search and email screens. Nathanael |
Yahoo support coming
Looks like Yahoo use a non-standard IMAP command, which means that Yahoo accounts aren't supported by MailArchive at the minute. Doesn't look too hard to do, so I intend to support this in the near future. Nathanael |
What's on the Horizon
I use my iPhone as the main means of monitoring my email throughout the day, so what I really want is a unified application that will do everything email-related. This means:
Email apps out there tend to do one or two of these things very well, but none do all of these things. But let's walk before we can run! Here's what I have planned for the immediate future:
Questions? Comments? Ideas? Get in touch at mailarchive@nonat.com Nathanael |
MailArchive is Live!
MailArchive was approved for distribution on 10 April. When reMail was released, it promised to revolutionize mobile email. It is my hope that MailArchive will, with the help of the community, continue reMail's mission. It's free. Just try it. If you like it, tell your friends. If you don't, tell me why, or even better, fix it yourself. Please get in touch at: mailarchive-support@nonat.com Nathanael |
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