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It looks more like hype than a real product. What makes me suspicious is the Gmail icon instead of a generic email app. So if I have my own email server, does
by reconnecting 10mo ago
It looks more like hype than a real product.
What makes me suspicious is the Gmail icon instead of a generic email app.
So if I have my own email server, does that mean no mail? Or would there be one Gmail app and another separate email client? Unclear.
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- microflash 10mo agoIt is supposed to run Android, so if you need another client, it might be as easy as installing it through an APK.
- 8organicbits 10mo agoIf it's android, presumably you'd just install via the Google Play Store?
- reconnecting 10mo agoI found out that it's sister product of keyboard accessory company, so most probably this will be usual android with keyboard as accessory.
- muppetman 10mo agoThe Gmail app on Android supports 3rd party email servers via IMAP and has done for as long as I can remember (I have Gmail accounts but my primary account is a self hosted one and I use the Gmail app for all the accounts)
- jeroenhd 10mo agoThe Gmail app supports POP, IMAP, MS Exchange, and (though it got bugged into re-downloading the entire mailbox every day) even old-fashioned MS ActiveSync. You can disable the Gmail app and install something like Thunderbird seeing as this is just a normal Android phone (which, of course, will also show you your Gmail emails if you set it up to do so).