Push notifications for new mail in notification center
I want to see the sender, subject and body of a new message in the notification center or as a banner.

56 comments
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Anonymous commented
I use this in place of the iOS mail app so sounds and notification center alerts would be amazing!
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Anonymous commented
Please fix. Very frustrating.
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Anonymous commented
Notification doesn't work at all. No alert for new emails too.
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Anonymous commented
This is one really important feature. Exchange emails, that support push notification, have no alarm? nonsense. Needed to be supported within 1-2
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Anonymous commented
saw a bunch of ideas merged into 1.... but no commend from MS on a fix or new release!
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Anonymous commented
I completely agree on this one
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Anonymous commented
You should be able to choose between notification sound, push notifications, and badges on OWA icon showing number of newly arrived emails since last use. Personally I would prefer badges.
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Anonymous commented
I need real-time email. Shouldn't have to press two buttons to "refresh." You're making your users crazy!
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Anonymous commented
Please fix
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Anonymous commented
i agree this is needed
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Anonymous commented
Why can't we get push notifications?
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Anonymous commented
Why can we get push notifications?
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Anonymous commented
New mail notification sound
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Anonymous commented
Push notification for new email should be top priority.
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Anonymous commented
I want them to pop up so I know I have a new email
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Anonymous commented
+1 on notifications
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Anonymous commented
I thought I'd be able to rely on this to get a work email but it was 5 days too late when I realised I had one!
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Anonymous commented
I would really love if there was a push notification, sometimes I can't open the app right away so I would like to know if it's urgent enough to open instead of wasting time..
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Anonymous commented
Push email
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Anonymous commented
Ditto - frustrating to have to open the app to discover new mail.