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I love BlackBerry e-mail. I've used other devices and to be honest, I actually left BB a few years back only to come back running. Largely because of the e-mail. Not only does it push ALL e-mail, but how it handles info and all the shortcuts.
I tought I knew all the stuff I could possibly want on it by now. However, yesterday, while reviewing my first of ten e-mails, I accidentally swipped the screen from right to left. I noticed something new (at least new to me), the screen went to the next e-mail.
I was surprised. I did not need to exit the current and click on the next e-mail. I jsut swipped and went to the next one!
Oh, yeah. I love my BlackBerry even more now. I get about 50-60 e-mails a day and about 5 of them are important, 10 are somewhat interesting, and the rest are scan and delete. This feature is awesome.
Am I the last person that did not know this or is this kinda new?03-15-12 10:24 AM - It is indeed great. You have been a bit behind.I love BlackBerry e-mail. I've used other devices and to be honest, I actually left BB a few years back only to come back running. Largely because of the e-mail. Not only does it push ALL e-mail, but how it handles info and all the shortcuts.
I tought I knew all the stuff I could possibly want on it by now. However, yesterday, while reviewing my first of ten e-mails, I accidentally swipped the screen from right to left. I noticed something new (at least new to me), the screen went to the next e-mail.
I was surprised. I did not need to exit the current and click on the next e-mail. I jsut swipped and went to the next one!
Oh, yeah. I love my BlackBerry even more now. I get about 50-60 e-mails a day and about 5 of them are important, 10 are somewhat interesting, and the rest are scan and delete. This feature is awesome.
Am I the last person that did not know this or is this kinda new?
It actually works on BBM and texts as well.Last edited by Blackberry_boffin; 03-16-12 at 03:43 PM. Reason: typo
03-15-12 11:00 AM - Welcome out of your cave. Please shield your eyes until they adjust to the sunlight.I love BlackBerry e-mail. I've used other devices and to be honest, I actually left BB a few years back only to come back running. Largely because of the e-mail. Not only does it push ALL e-mail, but how it handles info and all the shortcuts.
I tought I knew all the stuff I could possibly want on it by now. However, yesterday, while reviewing my first of ten e-mails, I accidentally swipped the screen from right to left. I noticed something new (at least new to me), the screen went to the next e-mail.
I was surprised. I did not need to exit the current and click on the next e-mail. I jsut swipped and went to the next one!
Oh, yeah. I love my BlackBerry even more now. I get about 50-60 e-mails a day and about 5 of them are important, 10 are somewhat interesting, and the rest are scan and delete. This feature is awesome.
Am I the last person that did not know this or is this kinda new?03-15-12 06:35 PM - If you press N for next and P for Previous on your keyboard you can move between emails in the same fashionNever been able to make it work on my 9700 running OS6.
I actually find this to be fare faster than the swiping method when handling emails because my fingers are on the keyboard I can move through my morning emails like so
N, SPACE, SPACE, SPACE, T, R(or L) repeat through each one,
the touchscreen takes all those slick navigation features away for a couple of swipes.03-17-12 08:57 AM
