The push email function will deliver the mail to your phone the moment you receive at your inbox. No need update interval.

You need to download and install Samsung Email from Samsung Apps for use with live email with push notification.

Yes. Nothing much to do other than register your gmail account at your phone and everything is auto from there on.

Live Mail push: http://mengsuan.blogspot.com/2011/02/andro...-push-mail.html

If you use gmail only, the gmail app is sufficient. No settings are required except entering your email address and password.

POP: polls on regular basis from your phone
IMAP: today's standard of email. Gmail uses this on your computer's Outlook but not the push mail on your phone.
Exchange: Microsoft Exchange platform. Email, contacts and calendar through an exchange account. Push capable.

It is running on one of the latest XXJQ1 modem. Battery life is okay for me. No major complaints...

As for the theme, why don't you flash first and see whether you can live with the Honeycomb 2.1 theme..if you really don't like, yes you can just flash other Themes onto it.

Yes, you can flash the 2.5 theme (according to Simone).

At the moment I have also downloaded additional themes like Spectrum, Sense and Paul Diddy. Might try one of them tonight

I went from 2.5 to 2.6 via wipe. Cleaner and safer. Had loads of issues when I tried 2.4 to 2.5 nonwipe..

You can straight away flash that 2.6 non-wipe. If you come across trouble, you can always use odin to flash stock rom.

Why do you want to flash back to stock ROM? You just need to boot into CWM to apply the wipe version of the 2.6 zipfile.

hmm try all ext2 as recommended..

yeap.

if you wanna try undervolting, take 1 step at a time, from the lowest value

overclocking should be fine, it's up to you

undervolting means your cpu will consume less power to handle stuffs -> thus reduce battery drain

for example , 25uv and 100uv

100uv basically consumes less power than 25uv.. thus lesser battery drain with 100uv

BUT it depends on your phone whether it can handle high uv value or not. so you have to test every value till your phone is fully stable without any random freeze

meaning draw less volt from the battery. thus, giving longer battery life. if too much undervolt, can make the phone unstable. how much you can undervolt varies from one phone to another so like Fornaxlife said, step by step.

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Added on March 19, 2011, 12:15 amandroid first: http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/sxsw_...droid_first.php

i've signed up for private beta. will see how it'll compare against all other photo apps.

I'll not be available starting from 3 april for two weeks. Got holiday. Thus we need an active ts who can update the first page.

it's 16gb only

external up to you

Yes. Everything is intact. Remember to delete dalvik cache otherwise you'll face many FC.

no, just flash it 

Normally I just delete dalvik cache after flashing, but no harm if you want to delete also before flashing and delete again after flashing.