Yesterday a tweak called Cydia was released Sparrow Push which allows iDevice owners to add push notifications to the Sparrow iOS app. Unfortunately, the native application does not come with such a functionality, but a tweak developer added it with the help of the jailbreak, but the application is as useless as in the past. The Sparrow Push tweak really allows the application to automatically query the email client's servers, but when we receive a new email, we are alerted only by a sound and we do not have a banner/alert with the new email displayed. The lack of a banner in LockScreen/Springboard requires the application to be reopened upon hearing each sound, and unfortunately the tweak is as useless as the application itself.
Last evening, Sparrow Push was updated and now it no longer disables the notification sounds of other iOS applications. From my point of view, Sparrow is undoubtedly one of the best mail applications for iOS, but without a push notification system it is completely useless. If Apple built its own Mail application in a similar way, then surely no one would complain about it.
