E61 - no support for push email

Despite the marketing info saying the E series will support Seven Always On, Visto, Goodlink, Intellisync and Blackburry Connect only S60 V2 versions are available for all of these push email solutions. This means for the time being push email won't work on the E61....

An alternative for push e-mail is Emoze. You are notified on the handset every time you receive an e-mail but it does require a always on broadband connection as the messages are pushed to your handset as soon as they are received on your PC. Have a read on their website www.emoze.com for compatiblity and you require Windows 2000/XP with Microsoft Outlook 2003/XP and all the latest service packs installed.
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I have an iPhone 5s with IOS 7.1.2 installed. I have a mail account set up pointing to my company's Exchange server. I will frequently not get notifications of new email until I open the email app on my phone. I won't get them when the email actually arrives in my mailbox (which is the purpose of push technology). Any ideas why I'm not getting these notifications? I have alerts turned on (banner, badge app icon, show in notification center, show preview), so ideally, I believe I have everything I need turned on. The account is also configured as 'Push' in the 'Fetch New Data' section of the menu.
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Hi fletchi18,
Welcome to Apple Support Communities.
It sounds like there is an issue with your iPhone receiving push notifications from your companies Exchange server. The article linked below has a lot of great information and suggestions which will resolve most issues like the one you described.
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'Push-IMAP' isn't an Open Standard, so I'd avoid it. I'm not sure the iPhone supports Push-IMAP either (there where some rumours after the initial phone announcements that it would with Yahoo! mail).
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I have the same problem. Here's my setup:
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Okay, I had this problem and solved it as follows:
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Please, i want a full answer. I thank you for your support randers4 but its not really what i was hoping for ...
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Is Yahoo Push email working consistently for anyone?

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On previous calls I'd been told it was probably a Yahoo problem and to call them... Yahoo pointed me back to Apple. A common result from what I read here.

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I can confirm. I was able to add a corporate Exchange account to the OS X accounts handler before Mavericks and I assumed it was being pushed to mail.app since the account would show mail, contacts, calendar and tasks sync in the accounts handler. However, I always suspected there was problem with real "pushing" of email.
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