Email functions from Hotmail are now compatible with iPad

Sovan Mandal, a technology enthusiast who writes for a certain website, has been making waves in the tech world. One of his recent articles discusses the latest developments in email services, focusing on Hotmail and Gmail.

Hotmail has introduced a new feature that allows users to automatically push emails, contacts, and calendars to their iPads. This is made possible by Microsoft's Exchange ActiveSync (EAS) technology, a service that keeps all data in sync, eliminating the need for manual data re-entry. This feature is available over a wireless data connection and does not require tethering.

Meanwhile, Gmail users can now enjoy a simpler and less confusing user experience. The second toolbar, which could create confusion, has been eliminated in the new Gmail interface. Instead, users can now use a stacked card interface. The new interface places selected conversations on the right edge, allowing for easy sorting, deletion, or archiving.

These developments follow similar moves from Mobile Me and Yahoo! Mail, which introduced push services earlier in the year. The developer who enabled the automatic transfer of emails, contacts, and calendars to iPad devices is Apple, through their app "Move to iOS" which securely migrates data from Android to iPhone and iPad automatically.

Sovan Mandal's areas of interest include smartphones, tablet devices, AI, self-driven automobiles, and the latest technological developments. His latest fascination is self-driven automobiles.

Users can access their Hotmail accounts from a PC, Mac, or any supported device. With these latest updates, Hotmail and Gmail are making email management easier than ever before. Whether you're on the go or working from home, you can stay connected and organised with these streamlined interfaces and push services.