AEPIM Development?

[poet-man]

Last update older than a year!!!
Are there plans for 2025?

[kb5cth]

If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

Bill L

[poet-man]

Very true ... but this is not about something broken, but things to come!

[admin]

New features and developments are certainly coming in 2025

[poet-man]

That cetainly is first part of the answer!
And what is in the plans? That is second part

[admin]

Our roadmap is quite broad. To give you the most relevant information, which specific features are you interested in?

[poet-man]

Well, it is not THAT polite to answer a question with a question.
But above all, most urgent for AEPIM is a mail module

[a8907433]

But above all, most urgent for AEPIM is a mail module

+1000!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[admin]

It is currently in progress.

[poet-man]

Nice to hear!!!!!!

[poet-man]

So ... is it a question of weeks or months?

[admin]

It’s always a matter of months, which narrows down to weeks with the release of the first public Beta version.

[DanFelix]

I must admit, "admin" has far more tact than I.

[norsea]

Many of us consider EMAil the the Number 1 improvement needed for Android EPIM.

For me, once EPIM Android has an email module I can kiss MS and Windows Good Bye; at long last; maybe as a backup for syncing.

I am using the new Android Thunderbird Email program as a trial. Given that Thunderbird is what the EPIM Mail module is based on this will be more than nice to have. I have used K-9 EMail which is what was used as the basis for the Thunderbird version, I find it very usable. Not having all of the tools that EPIM offers co-existing with EMail is more than tedious. What's that old saying, "You don't know what you've got till it's gone."

So, this is more than good news...I look forward to the beta Android with an email module....

[DanFelix]

MS email, desktop (365) and app (Android Outlook) now require the user to provide the password and user name so that MS can mirror the emails from the user account to a MS server, from which the MS email programs can sync. Until the New Outlook, all emails stayed on non-MS servers and only passed through the MS server.

On desktop, I use EPIM for email. On phone I use AquaMail and used to use Samsung email. All accounts received email with a MS address but none of the email reside at MS.

The AEPIM email will be great for many, but for me it would be redundant. I probably would not enable that module for AEPIM.