HTC SDA (USA) / SP5m (Tornado)
Do you need some special service to receive / send emails on T-Mobile
From what i have read, you can access most pop3 and imap mail servers through the T-Mobile service. You basically use T-Mobile as a mail relay, and it will even notify you of new mail via a primitive SMS "push" that prompts the phone to connect to your email server and download the headers. I have only had the phone for about 5 days, but I am very happy so far.
From what I understand, the SDA has everything needed to access MS Exchange Server SP2 with the new email push technology, but I have not set up my exchange server account yet, so I have not been able to try it.
So far the POP3 relay using T-Mobile meets my needs for email access on the phone.
Hope this helps.
Dean
From what I understand, the SDA has everything needed to access MS Exchange Server SP2 with the new email push technology, but I have not set up my exchange server account yet, so I have not been able to try it.
So far the POP3 relay using T-Mobile meets my needs for email access on the phone.
Hope this helps.
Dean
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Dean C,
Are you able to reply to those emails or only read them?
Can you create a new email and send it?
Are you able to reply to those emails or only read them?
Can you create a new email and send it?
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You can create, read, reply.
I now have it auto-configured through the MyEmail system T-M has. At first I didn't get the proxy theory and just manually configured it for my POP3 account. That worked OK, except that I got a (meaningless) error message at the end of each download
I now have it auto-configured through the MyEmail system T-M has. At first I didn't get the proxy theory and just manually configured it for my POP3 account. That worked OK, except that I got a (meaningless) error message at the end of each download
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