Engadget Mobile

"...Verizon's covering all its bases here today with the release of Mobile Email 4.0, a dumbphone-compatible release that lets even some of the cheapest handsets in Big Red's lineup (the Octane, Cosmos Touch, and Zeal are specifically called out) in on the corporate action..."

Droidlife

"...When it comes to key features, SEVEN does everything the default mail client does; you’ve got the notification bar functionality, the multiple accounts, signatures, address books and all the other things you’d normally expect. However, there are some advanced features that, frankly, impress me..."

Download Squad

"...it's a Seven client for the Android OS that includes all of the goodness that i'm used to - push mail across a host of platforms, 'quiet times' when push can be automatically disabled, multiple accounts, server contact search, customisable notifications and more!"

Engadget

Techno Talks

Engadget

BoysGeniusReport

"…a little announcement from SEVEN at MWC spells big news for Android users. SEVEN, creator of the like-named mobile email and PIM solution that is rebranded by countless carriers, has officially announced an Android beta. What does this mean for Android users? Email that doesn't suck."

Decoder

Slashgear

"…Sprint worked with SEVEN to create Mobile Email Work, which now allows Instinct users to access work calendars from Microsoft Exchange Server 2000, 2003 or 2007 accounts, or IBM Lotus Domino accounts."

IntoMobile

"…As you can see SEVEN, are the email enabler of choice for a number of OpCo's - which to me gives the report both validity and weight of importance. Most interesting stat overall is the stickiness of Mobile email amongst those that do use it - 93% using it every day!"

Decoder

"…I have been using SEVEN on my Nokia N95 as well as my wife's E71 for a number of months now and I can happily say that it is a far superiour push email client to Nokia's own "Nokia Email" service…"