You can find detailed information at below link titled “Google Sync End of Life”.

Notice: The general Gmail users couldn't use Nine because Google had changed the policy not to support ActiveSync for general Gmail users on January 2013.

Other servers(IBM Notes Traveler, Groupwise, Kerio, Zimbra, Horde, IceWarp, MDaemon etc) supported Exchange ActiveSync Tasks Sync (Recurrence Tasks, Reminder, Categories) Widgets (Unread badge, Shortcuts and Email list) Unread Badge (Nova Launcher, Apex Launcher, DashClock and Samsung & LG devices) Hybrid Email Search (Integrate with fast local search and online search) Automatic setup for many popular email services like Office 365, Exchange Online, Hotmail,, Outlook, MSN or Google Apps Select folders to push (Email notification per each folder) Favorite Folder (Be able to check out all of email messages including sub-folders in one special folder at a time) Rich-Text Editor (Android KitKat and higher) Calendar and Contacts (Integrated into stock Calendar and Contacts application along with Nine account) All Nine data is stored in user device only. Nine app connects to user server directly. Nine does not have any server to store user's Nine data. Direct Push Synchronization with Exchange ActiveSync. Key features (as per the Google Play description) Works great with my corporate MS Exchange and account, love the ability to set sync schedules, enable in-app encryption and passcode lock.

I paid $14.04 with my Bankwest Zero Platinum Mastercard. According to the developer, the normal price is US $19.99 but currently on special for US $9.99.

Currently Touchdown HD license costs $22.31.įound a deal for Nine instead, a highly ranked alternative with (allegedly) a better user interface. I was searching for a good deal on Touchdown HD (which I was led to believe is the premier ActiveSync email client on Android).

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