With the development of technology, push mail is not “new stuff anymore.” Nowadays almost every mobile phone already has this facility. Some of the OS for the mobile phone producers have included this technology in its products. BlackBerry now represents one of many outstanding bearers of the push mail that captured the hearts of consumers.

In addition to Research In Motion (RIM) with his BlackBerry, several other manufacturers such as Microsoft, Google, and Apple also have this technology. Usually each OS for mobile device manufacturers have a different protocol, although the results are relatively similar. This time gadgetcompare have the opportunity to discuss some of the widely used OS on the cell phone / smartphone currently circulating.

Iphone

When it was first launched, Apple did not include this technology in the Iphone. However, as it grows now on Iphone OS3 integrated Apple Push Notification Service. To use this service, every e-mail service provider should have a different e-mail notification which then connected to the Apple push notification service. Currently some email providers that has been supported by the Iphone is Yahoo, Gmail, and Microsoft Exchange.

Android

Although the OS has not been long in circulation when compared with others, it has software support and has started being marketed. Android supports existing devices from Samsung, Dell, LG, and the list is growing. This OS supports push email based on Microsoft Exchange Server, and this includes the Gmail push. For gmail, not just email support but contacts, calendar, and tasks can also be syncronize.

Windows Mobile

Microsoft began offering real time e-mail messaging since the launch of Windows Mobile 2003, then replaced with a push one on the 2007. With the release of Windows Mobile 2005, Microsoft claims this technology as the Direct Push Technology. Unfortunately, this technology only supports mail providers who become Microsoft’s own products.

Palm / Palm WebOS

Although have not been heard, but the presence of palm currently, there is still demand. Support for push mail for Palm initially use the IMAP idle. Meanwhile, for the Palm itself has supported webOS Gmail push technology and Microsoft Exchange Base Mailing System.

Symbian

Nokia push mail technology developed by Nokia itself, and given the name Nokia Messaging. Support to e-mail system providers such as Google, Yahoo, Hotmail, and others. Meanwhile, Sony Ericsson to use IMAP IDLE or with a built-in ActiveSync Client (developed by Data Viz).

BlackBerry

BlackBerry devices use the user’s mail with a BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES) for its push mail system. BES will monitor the arrival of new e-mail and then send an e-mail to the user via the wireless network. BlackBerry became quite popular because it offers instant e-mail. Currently, the development of BlackBerry in part of the world, like Indonesia, has been increasingly rampant, and not just limited to certain circles.

From the five OS for mobile phones the most widely used, clearly there is a competition. From an OS claiming that the push mail is a technology that has been owned for longer time than other OS. Protocol possessed of every OS on the push-mail technology that is owned indeed different. However, in the end have the same goal which is a new e-mail notification to you.

Issues developing at this time is that the push mail owned by the BlackBerry is the best and it drains a lot of energy from the battery. Given that there are innate battery mobile devices often ran out of power. However, if further investigated the power consumption between a mailing system from one to another is not significant. Processor performance of mobile devices on the mailing system is not heavy.

The biggest power consumption of the mailing system is not there, but from the requirement that the Internet connection should always be open. Coupled with the power consumption required by the OS so that it felt once battery endurance is insufficient for their daily needs.

Adjusting to the needs is the best way to determine your choice in the use of this mailing system. Several advantages exist in the push mail system is certainly going to be very helpful in your business.

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