Hi guys,
My first post on the forums after having been an avid consumer for so long.
Unfortunately I have a quibble to begin with that involves one of my most used functions on a smartphone - Corporate Email. I have been using iOS based devices for ActiveSync based email for years and have always been impressed with OOTB HTML support. What I fail to understand is why in 2013 with Jelly Bean 4.2.2, can we not have a similar experience on our Android devices?
I have attached a side-by-side comparison of how a HTML table is represented in iOS 6, vs how it is represented in the mail client on Jelly Bean 4.2.2. This is Exchange 2010 btw and I built this server myself for my company. So if there is anything I need to do at the backend to make this work, I can affect those changes.
I have read post after post about 'try TouchDown'...'try K-9'... and many many justifications as to why the Android support is better regardless. To be honest, I don't want an alternative app to replace what comes with Android natively. I love my Android experience and this is the final bastion before I would relinquish my grip from the iOS realm.
If anyone can provide a technical insight to why Google have progressed this far without proper functionality, or maybe a hack to make this work, I would be greatly appreciative.
Thanks in advance and I love your work!
My first post on the forums after having been an avid consumer for so long.
Unfortunately I have a quibble to begin with that involves one of my most used functions on a smartphone - Corporate Email. I have been using iOS based devices for ActiveSync based email for years and have always been impressed with OOTB HTML support. What I fail to understand is why in 2013 with Jelly Bean 4.2.2, can we not have a similar experience on our Android devices?
I have attached a side-by-side comparison of how a HTML table is represented in iOS 6, vs how it is represented in the mail client on Jelly Bean 4.2.2. This is Exchange 2010 btw and I built this server myself for my company. So if there is anything I need to do at the backend to make this work, I can affect those changes.
I have read post after post about 'try TouchDown'...'try K-9'... and many many justifications as to why the Android support is better regardless. To be honest, I don't want an alternative app to replace what comes with Android natively. I love my Android experience and this is the final bastion before I would relinquish my grip from the iOS realm.
If anyone can provide a technical insight to why Google have progressed this far without proper functionality, or maybe a hack to make this work, I would be greatly appreciative.
Thanks in advance and I love your work!
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