MacWorld has published an article featuring seven ways to push mail to the iPhone without Microsoft Exchange.
Although the iPhone's documentation names Exchange specifically, Apple actually licensed and implemented Microsoft's ActiveSync protocol, which was developed for Exchange. Apple is not alone. In fact, several other mail and groupware server products, both commercial and open source, are available that implement ActiveSync and allow mobile clients, including the iPhone and desktop applications such as Outlook, to access the same push and over-the-air features available from Exchange.
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Jash Sayani - November 22, 2008 at 10:19am
Thanks a lot iClarified !!! This is the best article... I loved the post. Will be setting up my own Mail server soon. IceWarp and Zarafa seem to be the best !
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shadyp - November 22, 2008 at 1:24am
www.mail2web.com is the best i would say.
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Marc - November 22, 2008 at 12:02am
Which ones the best?
i want the one that has the fastest push available.
i use it for BeeJiveIM so i want my notification about an instant message as fast as i can.
right now im using mail2web.com for my push and its extreamly slow most of the time.
i have to wait around a minute to recieve something.