Nine allows you to search in your notes, add new ones, and edit old ones. However, many users still have notes in Outlook and, for making a simple note every now and then, Outlook Notes is sufficient. If you use OneNote or Evernote, you probably won’t find this feature exciting. I think Nine is the first PIM for Android I tried that supports Exchange Notes. For instance, if you change your Exchange password, you only need to change it once in Android. The point about syncing calendar and contacts with Nine is that you only have to manage one Exchange account under Android. This doesn’t really hurt because the calendar and the contact app built into Android are quite powerful, and, thus far, I didn’t miss a feature here. However, the latter two are only synced with the native Android apps-that is, Nine does not offer a UI for those two data types. Nine supports emails, tasks, notes, calendar, and contacts. Everyone has a different work style thus, if your company is working with Exchange or Office 365 in the backend, you should have a look at this app to see if it is an alternative to your current mobile email app. Instead, I will talk a little about the features that are most important to me. I can’t discuss all of Nine’s features in this review. I guess it has to do with the fact that I’ve been working with Outlook since its first version came out in 2007. Whereas I had to tap and slide quite a while until I really understood how Acompli works, Nine immediately felt like an app that I have been using for ages. Unlike with Acompli, adding my Office 365 accounts worked right away without any problems. Nine supports Exchange Server 2003 SP2/SP3 and above, Office 365, and. In contrast, Nine focuses on ActiveSync and Exchange, and it can therefore offer essential features that can only work with Exchange as a backend. I came to the conclusion that the developers had to design the app around the lowest common denominator of the supported email servers. During my tests, I began to wonder why all of the apps I tried lack even the most basic Outlook features, such as proper flagging. However, the best part of the app is that it doesn’t support Gmail (Google Apps with ActiveSync is supported).
Nine has an impressive number of features and is very intuitive to use.
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