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BdEmailer is wide email iPhone app that supports client SMTP
Macsimum News — ... has released BdEmailer for the iPhone and iTouch. It offers the ability to send direct responses via SMTP directly form inside of BdEmailer. It’s available for US$0.99 at the Apple App Store . The app also has the ability to use multiple email addresses, save any number of working email as a draft or favorite or recall stored replies instead of re-typing a response. There are dozens of already created responses by category to choose from. BdEmailer adds the ability to use multiple email addresses, save any number of working email as a draft or favorite or recall stored ...

Apple approves third-party email client for the App Store, violates its own policies
Engadget — ... Recently we were sent a PR email about an iPhone app called BdEmailer. No big deal, press releases about new iPhone applications show up in our box in large bundles every day -- but this one was different. According to the release, the program is the "the first wide ...

Apple's Approval of BdEmailer Proves App Approval Process is a Crapshoot [IPhone]
Gizmodo — ... We're hoping this is not an accident but a sign of more leniency from Apple in terms of what they'll allow in the App Store. But I doubt it. Get this one now while you still can, folks. [BdEmailer via ...

Apple Moves Goalposts, Approves E-Mail App
Touch Podium — ... because it “duplicates functionality” of the built-in E-Mail app, despite the fact that it was intended to work with multiple GMail accounts in a way the built-in app can’t.  Now, either Apple have relaxed restrictions on duplicating functionality, or this one has somehow slipped passed them, because Bag Dog Apps’ BdEmailer 1.1 has been approved and is currently available for sale in the App Store. ...

Apple relaxing approval rules at the iTunes App Store?
Phones Review — ... so far put up red flags to any application that duplicates the iPhones functionality and usually gets turned down. Apple has already disallowed applications such as Podcaster and MailWrangler yet BdEmailer slips nicely through the selection process. Could this mean Apple have changed policy on duplicated functionality? Probably not, it’s more likely a question of getting lazy when approving, so we will probably be reporting the removal of BdEmailer quite soon. Source – web.me ...