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EasyWriter is a iPhone-iPod Touch App that is available in AppStore that aids you in writing emails easier and faster by supporting landscape mode.

You can use it for writing emails either new or when you are replying to an email. Some cool features of EasyWriter that makes it stand out from the rest are

• Pinch and zoom to adjust text size
• Save drafts to come back to later after a call or sms or power loss
• Maximizes vertical space in landscape mode
• Supports international character

You might be wondering how to use this when you are in the native mail app right? Well, to reply to a mail using EasyWriter, just follow these few easy steps

1. Start in mail and start the reply
2. Click the Home button
3. Open EasyWriter app and enter your reply
4. Press ‘Send to Mail’ and the text you typed will appear in the reply field.

I have a feeling this app might have a very short lifespan as Apple might include landscape mode support in the Mail app in any of the future firmwares even including the impending iPhone 2.2 firmware. But, until then this app is going to be incredible useful to type out long replies with your iPhone or iPod Touch. Don’t you agree?

And, for a limited time EasyWriter is completely FREE in AppStore. So, get it while it’s free!

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If your boss denied your iPhone request because it can’t access your corporate Microsoft Exchange email server, you can get to it now with IceMail from IceWeb for $8.50 a month.

The best part of this is that your company sysadmin doesn’t have to do a thing to work. Check out IceMail for more details. They have a free 30-day trial so you have nothing to lose by trying it.

Even if Apple starts offering Activesync connectivity for iPhone, you will get the same service from IceWeb as well. I am not sure of the technicalities as I don’t use Microsoft Exchange based email. Nonetheless, a good news to a fellow user.

[via PC World]

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