No push mobile unless mail app open at least once

hello,
Had the 3G, was working fine.
Got the 3GS.
I noticed a few glitch:
1) If i power the iphone, and don't open the mail app. As long as I won't open the mail app, no push mail from mobile me will be pushed! I open the mail app, it will get the mails, and then from now, will get push too.!!
2) If Wireless is ON, the push seems to be affected: won't push, or will be very random, compared to using the carrier network (E or 3G)
3) finally all mails sent from mobileme to Gmail user, using my carrier network (Orange in France), will end up in the Spam Folder!!! that means all mails I send to my gmail contacts when I'm not on wireless, will not get my mail, unless they check their spam folder! (I believe its Gmail fault on that one)

Similar situation here....setup my Yahoo mail, push is on, all outgoing server is on....I sent an email to the Yahoo account and tested it... waited for 15 mins or more....didn't get any notification on my Iphone 3GS until I opened the mail app...anyone can help? I am using Rogers in Canada..
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