How to Get All Your Mail Accounts into Gmail, With No POP3 Delay
Several months ago, we wrote about how to use Gmail to check your various email accounts from across the web, so that you have one single inbox to check. That post contained handy tips on how to get other mail into Gmail, how to organize it, and how to send messages from within Gmail as if you were using the external account. To get other mail into Gmail, that procedure used POP3 to periodically pull mail from those accounts.
One flaw in Gmail is that you can’t specify how frequently your account will pull down that mail. Gmail determines this frequency based on how often it discovers mail in those accounts when it checks. Lifehacker recently had a tip on how to increase that frequency. But what if you want to eliminate the delay entirely? Here are a few tricks to keep in mind.
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20. Jul, 2010 

