Native E-mail Client ‘aMail’ Coming Soon to BlackBerry PlayBook 0

RIM has said they would eventually release a native e-mail client for the BlackBerry PlayBook. Our guess is we won’t see that until the 3G/4G version is released. Nonetheless, 3rd party developers have been on the ball with pushing out their own native e-mail clients, which will support multiple services. The latest is aMail from AiFlex, which looks to support IMAP, SMTP and POP3 accounts with secure logon and password details over a secure connection. Also allowing easy to setup GMail, Yahoo, Hotmail and Live e-mail preset configurations, which only require username and passwords to setup.

Features include:

High Performance Native Application

Uses the best features available to sync with mail servers
High performance and rapid message download from accounts
Secure Access and local file security

Supports common standards of mail system POP3 and IMAP4
Access multiple mailboxes securely (uses SSL / TLS)
User account details are always secure
Local mail files are encrypted
Easy Message Viewing

Swipe down for email accounts overview. Use your on device soft keyboard, swiping up from the lower bezel edge for text input. Animated message transitions.
Convenience and Ease of Use

Manages up to 10 email accounts separately from within a single App
Work offline when not connected and synchronize later
Direct type input
Smoother interface than using Webmail in local browser
aMail has been submitted to App World and will be available once it is accepted. Hit the break for a video demonstration of aMail.



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Source : nexus404