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Web'n'Walk with nokia E61 push Email
Has anyone ever done this??? In the shops they seem a little unsure if it's even possible.
It seems a cheaper option than using the blacberry bolt on from tmobile. it's a nicer/cheaper handset too. |
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Originally Posted by flagpole
Has anyone ever done this??? In the shops they seem a little unsure if it's even possible.
You have to set it to "always connected" which eats battery though, and without a mobile data plan like web'n'walk it could be expensive because it has to maintain the data connection perminantly. -Chris |
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So the E61 doesn't have the push e-mail service out the box??? i wonder if that's a licencing issue as they've bought the service from blackberry.
so are we saying it only works with MS exchance email servers, not just any old pop3/imap4 and smtp??? apparently with blackberry it only transfers ~10k a day to maintain the service. |
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Originally Posted by flagpole
So the E61 doesn't have the push e-mail service out the box??? i wonder if that's a licencing issue as they've bought the service from blackberry.
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so are we saying it only works with MS exchance email servers, not just any old pop3/imap4 and smtp???
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Originally Posted by flagpole
apparently with blackberry it only transfers ~10k a day to maintain the service..
http://www.blackberry.com/uk/product...nokiae61.shtml I Just use Exchange Email because... its better! You can always just set your existing pop3 email service (gmail etc) to forward mail to the hosted email service you have.-Chris |
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You can always just set your existing pop3 email service (gmail etc) to forward mail to the hosted email service you have.