on 22-05-2009 11:59
on 22-05-2009 11:59
on 22-05-2009 19:59
on 22-05-2009 19:59
on 22-05-2009 22:12
on 22-05-2009 22:12
If you have the web bolt-on, the download will be free, and any emailing you do will also be free.
I'm not sure how it works with checking email periodically as I don't have it on all the time, however I tried it once and it didn't beep or anything when new email arrived - but perhaps I did something wrong.
The Nokia email which is included in the phone's message menu (if it's similar to the N95's) is better actually, as it does check periodically, it alerts you of new emails and the @ sign stays on screen till you've read the emails. It can also display HTML emails and attachments, which is something the GMail app unfortunately doesn't do (it only displays emails in text).
Nokia have also made a separate email app, but it doesn't seem to work very well, not with me anyway. It checks emails only when it feels like it, and even then sometimes it misses some new emails and shows them at random.
on 23-05-2009 00:04
on 23-05-2009 00:04
on 23-05-2009 11:44
on 23-05-2009 11:44
on 23-05-2009 15:26
on 23-05-2009 15:26
Hi Peppers,
on my N95 (should be similar to yours), it goes something like this:
Go into menu -> messaging, there if you have never set up email before there should be a dummy account or perhaps an o2 mail account, or something that says email (among the 'New message', 'Inbox', etc). Go into that one.
Once inside, press Options -> Email settings. There you have several options for configuring your POP3 or IMAP mailbox. I've found Gmail behaves better with IMAP (as it doesn't mess with your emails on the server which is useful if you also use Outlook on your computer). The last option, Automatic retrieval, is where you tell it to auto-update the email notifications and whether to automatically retrieve the emails as well. As far as I've seen there is no setting for the checking interval, nor have I counted how many minutes it takes between checks by default, as I don't use it regularly. But it will check them every few minutes or so.
I'm not familiar at all with o2 mail. It's supposed to get all your emails to your phone, but as I don't use it at all I've never bothered to look into setting it up
on 24-05-2009 01:14
on 24-05-2009 01:14
on 24-05-2009 13:52
on 24-05-2009 13:52
I use Gmail. I use the Gmail app most of the time, and the built-in email function when there is an email with an attachment that I want to open and see.