Its the email app that comes with the phone. I had the same problem. Download maildroid from the market, its free. Never miss another email... Eats the battery a little more than the standard one, but way better. Just delete your emails from the stock app and set up on maildroid.... Good luck.

 

I have the same issue. I have to reboot the phone every morning when I get to to work, and then it works fine the rest of the day, at work and on my wifi at home. Get to work the next morning, and have to reboot for the mail to flow again.

When Froyo comes out, I'm going to switch to a vanilla rom, and see if 2.2 plus getting rid of all the Samsung junk fixes it.

 

And by "works fine" I mean, sometimes mail is delivered immediately, sometimes 5-30 minutes later. It's not a Blackberry for sure.

 

I have the Evo and my emails stop downloading after some time. It seems like I meet some quota on the phone and it just stops. I have to go into my server and delete emails for the phone to begin downloading them again.

Anyone know a fix for this? I shouldn't have to delete my emails from my server to download new ones on my phone

Mimi

 

are you folks talking about the stock Gmail app that comes with the phone, or the other email app that comes with it, where you set the frequency for your Epic to fetch messages? I find that the Gmail app works great, that messages arrive within a minute of being sent. I do find, however, that the other email app is unreliable, and sometimes doesn't dowload messages until hours later, even tho it is set to check every 30 minutes. In this respect I agree, the Epic is no Blackberry, lol. But I am pleased with the reliability of the stock Gmail app. This is my experience anyway

 

Reconsidering the OPs post, I realize you must be talking about not synching with Gmail, but with your own company server... in which case, in my opinion, the stock email app won't suffice for you. So perhaps yes, look into MailDroid as mentioned above.

 

Honestly, I don't think an Android handset is for her. I'm the Sysadmin where I work, and I have plenty of very technically challenged people who do great with their Blackberry's. Some of them can barely turn on their desktop, but they can email from their Blackberry's as well as anyone.