what is the best root ?

[will65mcmanus]

Okay, but look at the build date of the kernel. I'm not trying to be picky, just trying to see what version you have there were several updates that fixed various problems.

Also, using email app or gmail app?

cant see a build date but there is a build number

Build number at the end should be the date. 2014xxxxx. If not, then build number is fine.

20140912

[cookiedough]

Okay, I am on the same version, but don't have this issue. Not sure yet if you're using gmail app or email app.

There's been at least one release since the ROM we're on.

[will65mcmanus]

Okay, I am on the same version, but don't have this issue. Not sure yet if you're using gmail app or email app.

There's been at least one release since the ROM we're on.

where do i get this rom from , im using email app but used that on my inew v3

[cookiedough]

Yes, I wasn't trying to blame it on the app. Just seeing which it was.

That ROM is here:

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Don't know whether it will fix your issue or not, also I think have been some other released since then.

[will65mcmanus]

is this an official rom or will i need to root first

[cookiedough]

is this an official rom or will i need to root first

That is official from Doogee, but needs to be flashed exactly as shown in the pic with the correct tool.

I do recommend waiting a bit. I think there is a newer one. Or at least Gizbeat said they were working on it.

[will65mcmanus]

is this an official rom or will i need to root first

That is official from Doogee, but needs to be flashed exactly as shown in the pic with the correct tool.

I do recommend waiting a bit. I think there is a newer one. Or at least Gizbeat said they were working on it.

thanks m8 much appreciate all your help , one last think is the inew v8 safe to
restore factory settings i ask because wasnt there issues with the v3

[cookiedough]

is this an official rom or will i need to root first

That is official from Doogee, but needs to be flashed exactly as shown in the pic with the correct tool.

I do recommend waiting a bit. I think there is a newer one. Or at least Gizbeat said they were working on it.

thanks m8 much appreciate all your help , one last think is the inew v8 safe to
restore factory settings i ask because wasnt there issues with the v3

If you're referring to just doing a factory reset on your current ROM, it should be safe. As far as I know there was no issue with V3. Normally the worst that can happen is you lose NVRAM. That can be easily restored if rooted. Anyways, I doubt factory reset will fix your email issue.

If you're referring to restoring to original factory ROM after installing a new ROM, that isn't possible. It will just restore the newly flashed ROM.

I'd recommend getting a gmail account regardless You can set your gmail to "pop" all of your email from most mail services (hotmail, yahoo etc..).

[will65mcmanus]

That is official from Doogee, but needs to be flashed exactly as shown in the pic with the correct tool.

I do recommend waiting a bit. I think there is a newer one. Or at least Gizbeat said they were working on it.

thanks m8 much appreciate all your help , one last think is the inew v8 safe to
restore factory settings i ask because wasnt there issues with the v3

If you're referring to just doing a factory reset on your current ROM, it should be safe. As far as I know there was no issue with V3. Normally the worst that can happen is you lose NVRAM. That can be easily restored if rooted. Anyways, I doubt factory reset will fix your email issue.

If you're referring to restoring to original factory ROM after installing a new ROM, that isn't possible. It will just restore the newly flashed ROM.

I'd recommend getting a gmail account regardless You can set your gmail to "pop" all of your email from most mail services (hotmail, yahoo etc..).

thank you for all your help.

regards will