Is T-Bird suitable for gmail from multiple devices?

[Eddie G. O'Connor Jr.]

On 01/14/2013 07:00 AM, ubuntu-users-request at lists.ubuntu.com wrote:
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I guess it all depends on what level of connectivity you need. I admit 
that while I'm at work I will want ot be connected, but since most of my 
"work" e-mail is on their corporate Exchange servers I don't have a ned 
for it to be anywhere but at work. In regards to my personal e-mail I 
only really check that when I'm home, and I prefer it on a 
desktop/laptop with a "central admin" type of interface. But for someone 
who's looking for something more in an Adroid / iPhone / mobile 
interface then there is no TB app. But it would be interesting to see 
what one would look like if someone actually developed one...


EGO II
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