Nokia 6820 / 6820i
blackberry email client
Has anyone used the blackberry email client yet with this phone? If so with what provider and how difficult was it to configure. I work for T-Mobile and I'm using a blackberry to get my corporate email in addition to having my E715. I think I'd drop the two and go for one if device if this thing works well. There are many hot phones out, but the blackberry email client sets this apart from the rest. My next phone was to be the V600 but the thought of getting back to one device is to inviting. Unless the PocketPC phone platform gets the blackberry client like rumored this is the phone I want.
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I also work for T-mobile and am soon getting a 6820 that I purchased off of Ebay. According to both our wireless data and Nokia Cust. Care, the Blackberry web client will not work in the USA. But I never trust them and will be letting you know if it will work here in the US.
Justin
Justin
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I bought the 6820 thinking it was blackberry enabled. I am upset to findout it is only for Europe. Any luck getting to work on Tmobile in the US. If so, let me know how. If not... this thing is history.
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Hi there...it's now Oct and did RIM tie up with nokia 6820? I called T-mobile customer service and they advised me do not support 6820...which is weird since you can download wap, t-zone and t-mobile internet settings via their web site?
Does that make sense to you? Also, if I purchase the $19.95 unlimited t-mobile internet access plan and download t-mobile internet settings, will my nokia download pop3 email accounts?
thanks,
Does that make sense to you? Also, if I purchase the $19.95 unlimited t-mobile internet access plan and download t-mobile internet settings, will my nokia download pop3 email accounts?
thanks,
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Sign up for T-zones professional...it works fine. No attachments, but text is great. Same for ATT... just sign up for Mmode
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When AT&T released this phone, their advertisement stated that the 6820 would support Blackberry e-mail. I bought the phone because of that feature. Two days later, AT&T's ad was modified and it no longer mentions Blackberry. I called AT&T to explore this and was transferred to someone in engineering who said AT&T was not supporting this feature at the moment and that it would therefore not work. He said they may implement it in the future. So, I'm switching to the V600, but sticking with AT&T. If they ever release a phone that supports Blackberry, I'll switch to it.
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