iOS 5

[jyl]

Z, the process you are describing is to delete (uninstall) an app. I'm not sure exactly what you're doing, since AFAIK the mail app cannot be deleted. But anyway it isn't the right thing.
There is no need to "close" an app in iOS and thus not really a way to do it. When you're done with mail, just do something else or hit home once or hit the standby button (top right corner).

[stomachmonkey]

Originally Posted by jyl

Z, the process you are describing is to delete (uninstall) an app. I'm not sure exactly what you're doing, since AFAIK the mail app cannot be deleted. But anyway it isn't the right thing.
There is no need to "close" an app in iOS and thus not really a way to do it. When you're done with mail, just do something else or hit home once or hit the standby button (top right corner).

You're both right.

He is shutting the app down. Double tap on the home button brings up all running apps and the hold to jiggle gives you a red - not x.

Hold to jiggle on the home screen lets you delete.

But I agree, there is no real reason to shut an app off after every use.

It comes in handy when an app is misbehaving rather than reboot the entire device or if you are really low on battery. Turning off unnecessary apps can buy you some time.

[JavaBrewer]

Does anyone else see the irony of this thread?

[Z-man]

Originally Posted by stomachmonkey

But I agree, there is no real reason to shut an app off after every use.

It comes in handy when an app is misbehaving rather than reboot the entire device or if you are really low on battery. Turning off unnecessary apps can buy you some time.

To save battery life is why I shut things down when I am done with them. I can eek out 2 or more days of life without a recharge.

I read somewhere to delete the email account, reset some network settings, reboot the phone, and reattach the email account to the phone -- I'll try that next.

-Z-man.

[jyl]

Originally Posted by stomachmonkey

You're both right.

He is shutting the app down. Double tap on the home button brings up all running apps and the hold to jiggle gives you a red - not x.

Hold to jiggle on the home screen lets you delete.

But I agree, there is no real reason to shut an app off after every use.

It comes in handy when an app is misbehaving rather than reboot the entire device or if you are really low on battery. Turning off unnecessary apps can buy you some time.

Sorry, I didn't understand what Z was doing. Now I see.

[tchanson]

Originally Posted by fuelie600

Possible solution here: Download AirPrint Installer for Windows 7/XP/Vista | Jaxov see the comments below the article.

Thanks for that. FingerPrint from Collobos.com seems to work to enable printing over my iPad via iOS 5/AirPrint to my wireless, (but non-AirPrint authorized) HP network printer.

Apple is quite comical sometimes. I like and use my iPad daily. But the odd hoops you have to jump through, such as enabling something as seemingly simple as printing to a friggin' network connected wireless printer can make it feel like a 2004 time warp.





Tim

[k9handler]

Update worked well on my iPad2.

[Z-man]

Grrr! Still no auto push of my email. (I am assuming I need to have the account set to 'push' email vs. 'fetch' email -- correct?)

I removed the email account, rebooted my iPhone, and added the email account back. Made sure that notifications are set to 'push.'

Sent test email - and only get the email when I went into the mail app and it connected to checked.

This is frustrating. I guess I have to take a trip to the genius bar now.

[gr8fl4porsche]

Z Man - what exactly are you trying to do? What type of email account.

I set up my Gmail accounts under MS Exchange and they push fine. Pushes calendar and contacts as well.

[tchanson]

Originally Posted by Z-man

This is frustrating. I guess I have to take a trip to the genius bar now.

That's the Council of Geniuses.

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Tim

[Z-man]

Originally Posted by gr8fl4porsche

Z Man - what exactly are you trying to do? What type of email account.

I set up my Gmail accounts under MS Exchange and they push fine. Pushes calendar and contacts as well.

Yahoo Email. I am trying to get the phone to automatically check for email. If an email arrives in my inbox, I expect the phone to have a red "1" in the upper right corner of my email app icon, just like it did before upgrading to iOS 5. Also - I should be able to see "new mail" & a preivew of this email in the new banner thingy.

My current settings are:

Under: Settings > Notificdations > Mail:
Notification Center - ON
Show 5 unread items
Alert Tyle: Banner
Badge App Ion - ON
Show Preview - ON
view in Lock Screen - ON

Under: Settings > Mail, Contacts, Calendars > Yahoo!:
Account: (my yahoo email account)
Outgoing Mail Server:
SMTP: Yahoo! SMTP Server:
Server: ON
Host name: Yahoo! SMTP Server
Username: Optional
Password: Optional
Use SSL: ON
Authentication > (not available)
Server port: 465
Advanced:
Drafts mailbox: Draft
Sent Mailbox: Sent
Deleted Mailbox: Trash
Deleted Messages > Remove > After one week
S/MIME: Off

Under: Settings > Mail, Contacts, Calendars > Fetch New Data:
Fetch New Data: Push: ON
(Fetch: Every 30 Minutes)
Mail:
Show 50 Recent Messages
Preview: 2 lines
Minimum Font Size: Medium
Show to/cc label: Off
Ask before deleting: Off
Load remote images: On
Organize by Thread: On
Always Bcc myself: Off
Increase quote level: On
Signature: Sent from my iPhone
Default Account: Yahoo!
Contacts:
Sort order: Last, First
Display order: First, Last
...
Sync: Reminders 1 month back



-Z

[Z-man]

FINALLY FIXED!!! Turned PUSH off, and now it works by using the Fetch function.

Yikes - that was a simple fix. Oh well.

-Z

[Oracle]

After the upgrade have you had an iMessage conversation with another iOS 5 device?
I was testing it with my buddy and noticied that his replies didn't show in the same space, I had to go back then click on the thread and then I could see his message..

very weird, not like the Blackberry messenger for sure...


Can someone please report back if the interaction when using iMessage is broken?

[nostatic]

Originally Posted by JavaBrewer

Does anyone else see the irony of this thread?

I do, but I'm a turncoat

That said, the iPad blows the Samsung tablets out of the water. For phones, I happily can read my GS2. My colleagues 4S, not so much...

[jyl]

iMessage looks like any text conversation, only difference that the bubble is blue.

[Oracle]

Yes is blue, but the replies don't show in a new bubble (or whatever is called) I know there is a new message because the counter upper left shows a "1" so I go back then press on the same thread I was on to read the reply.. that's why I think something is not quite right...

Originally Posted by jyl

iMessage looks like any text conversation, only difference that the bubble is blue.

[GH85Carrera]

I used the location reminder feature yesterday for the first time. It will allow you to set up an alert that the next time I go to a location the phone knows I am there and reminds me to get the one item I keep forgetting. It was handy.

[Ronbo]

Originally Posted by Oracle

Yes is blue, but the replies don't show in a new bubble (or whatever is called) I know there is a new message because the counter upper left shows a "1" so I go back then press on the same thread I was on to read the reply.. that's why I think something is not quite right...

I have used iMessage and it behaves exactly like regular text messaging except my sent bubbles are blue. The received messages are in grey bubbles. Try quitting and restarting iMessage, and if that fails reboot the device. You should definitely see the replys like before.

[jyl]

Has anyone figured out how to get Siri to read your received texts and take dictation for a response, all hands free? I don't really understand how this feature works.

[stomachmonkey]

Reset network prefs Thursday.

Battery much improved. Almost back to where it was.