A few weeks back we announced BellShare's latest app, BerryMail, which helps you better manage your inbox by automatically applying user-defined rules to incoming emails. Very handy (if you missed that post, you can check it out here). Today BellShare let us know that they have a new free version of the BerryMail (BeMail) up in App World. You can find the break down below of what's in the free version and how it compares to the full.
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BeMail Free Overview: BeMail Free contains some of the most used features of BerryMail/BeMail completely FREE! BeMail manages your e-mail inbox by allowing you to define rules that automatically act on your incoming e-mails. Automatically delete junk e-mails or mark as opened.
BeMail Free Features:
- BeMail Free is limited to a maximum of 3 rules
- Create incoming e-mail rules based on Sender address
- Automatically trigger one of the following actions
- Delete message
- Mark message as opened
- Create rules right from within your inbox by using an e-mail as the template
- Create rules right from your address book
- Backup/restore all rules to/from memory card
Features available in the full version of BerryMail/BeMail:
- Unlimited number of rules
- Create incoming e-mail rules based on
- Sender address
- Message subject
- Message body
- E-mail account
- Attachment presence
- Automatically trigger one of the following actions
- Delete message
- Mark message as opened
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- Set high priority message flag
- Set low priority message flag
- Create rules right from within your inbox by using an e-mail as the template
- Create rules right from your address book
- Backup/restore all rules to/from memory card
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