I think that push needs to be enabled on the server end. Your typical ISP's Email servers are not capable of pushing. You would need to be getting your mail from something like an MS Exchange server.
Andy From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Kevin Callahan Sent: Thursday, October 20, 2011 12:05 PM To: [email protected] Talk Subject: iCloud and Push mail Is iCloud really pushing on iOS 5? I'm getting notifications to my lock screen per my settings, but often, when I launch Mail or switch to Mail on either iPad or iPhone, Mail isn't showing me my current mail that I can see on my computer - instead, it usually goes out and hits the server and ends up pulling down 25 messages or so. I've checked my settings and they show iCloud is set for PUSH mail. Am I'm not understanding something? I bring this up now because a few people have told me the same thing is happening with their devices and wondered if I knew anything about it. Is PUSH working as designed? or does this need to be RADAR'd ? Thanks, K
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