Receive email when send to me

[saeedbg]

Thanks mikeone, now it's work perfectly ☺

The real genius was (is) Kostya!

Yes
Thanks kostya

[Kostya Vasilyev]

@saeedbg -- since you mentioned "5 minutes" -- you will want to adjust the app's mail check schedule back to the default "15 minutes".

Don't turn scheduled sync (mail check) off, it will be used to check the "other" folders (other than the Inbox), but 5 minutes is probably too frequent now that you have enabled push (wrt. battery use).

[saeedbg]

@saeedbg -- since you mentioned "5 minutes" -- you will want to adjust the app's mail check schedule back to the default "15 minutes".

Don't turn scheduled sync (mail check) off, it will be used to check the "other" folders (other than the Inbox), but 5 minutes is probably too frequent now that you have enabled push (wrt. battery use).

You mean it's use more battery?

[mikeone]

@saeedbg -- since you mentioned "5 minutes" -- you will want to adjust the app's mail check schedule back to the default "15 minutes".

Don't turn scheduled sync (mail check) off, it will be used to check the "other" folders (other than the Inbox), but 5 minutes is probably too frequent now that you have enabled push (wrt. battery use).

You mean it's use more battery?

Sure.
See my first post:

Hi
I want receive mail when it's send to me not 5 minutes later
Receive at the moment quickly
But in setting only chek for 5 minutes

Please enable "IMAP Push" in AquaMail settings:
> go to main window (Account list view) > menu button > Settings > Mail, receiving > scroll down to "IMAP push" > Enable the first option.

PS:
You mentioned "Mail check interval". Remember that this option is just for "Scheduled sync". The shorter the interval, the higher the battery usage.
I recommend to set this back to the default (= 15 min). This should be sufficient for most of the users.

https://www.aqua-mail.com/forum/index.php?topic=3593.msg17848#msg17848

[Kostya Vasilyev]

It's not as bad as Steve Jobs called it, but... IMAP IDLE (push) is more expensive than scheduled mail checks (at least compared to the default 15 minutes):

http://www.emailsfromstevejobs.com/2010/06/06/imap-idle-support-its-a-power-hog/

Excited MacThemes Forum user William Szilveszter posted the following email he received from Steve.  From Steve’s reply it looks like Apple has considered supporting the feature but it’s a trade off between functionality and battery life.

Will the iPhone OS OS ever support IMAP Idle?  Mail.app supports it; I get my messages instantly.  Why not the iPhone?

Steve’s reply to the point:
 

Its a power hog.

PS - Google's own Gmail app is in a privileged position here... and it doesn't support push for IMAP (regular Internet mail) accounts...

[saeedbg]

@saeedbg -- since you mentioned "5 minutes" -- you will want to adjust the app's mail check schedule back to the default "15 minutes".

Don't turn scheduled sync (mail check) off, it will be used to check the "other" folders (other than the Inbox), but 5 minutes is probably too frequent now that you have enabled push (wrt. battery use).

You mean it's use more battery?

Sure.
See my first post:
https://www.aqua-mail.com/forum/index.php?topic=3593.msg17848#msg17848

If I set to 15 minutes, again mail receive problem?

[mikeone]

No, you will not run in a problem.
If you change setting to 15 min for "Scheduled sync" you will even get new messages with "IMAP push" immediately.
> these are two different things.

[saeedbg]

Thanks guys I set it 15 minutes
But in 5 minutes no observed bad battery use

[mikeone]

Thanks guys I set it 15 minutes
But in 5 minutes no observed bad battery use

Increasing battery use will be significant during the day, not noticeable within 5 minutes... . 

[saeedbg]

It's not as bad as Steve Jobs called it, but... IMAP IDLE (push) is more expensive than scheduled mail checks (at least compared to the default 15 minutes):

http://www.emailsfromstevejobs.com/2010/06/06/imap-idle-support-its-a-power-hog/ [nofollow]

Excited MacThemes Forum user William Szilveszter posted the following email he received from Steve.  From Steve’s reply it looks like Apple has considered supporting the feature but it’s a trade off between functionality and battery life.

Will the iPhone OS OS ever support IMAP Idle?  Mail.app supports it; I get my messages instantly.  Why not the iPhone?

Steve’s reply to the point:
 

Its a power hog.

PS - Google's own Gmail app is in a privileged position here... and it doesn't support push for IMAP (regular Internet mail) accounts...

I don't like Gmail app it's use more network data and use very battery,  for 2  years even I freeze Gmail app

[mikeone]

Very good decision