Hi Guys,
Just wondering if you guys have seen a client for this new one as it is coming out in australia with out the Blackberry Client.
Also what is the Blackberry software we need to use for Handhelds Pocket Pc.
Don
Blackberry Client
Check out this thread as it has a lot of info on this subject.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/viewtopic.php?p=70170#70170
Regards
Chris
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Hi people,
Just a tought, i saw it was possible to use a gmail accout as a ftp
server on a PC. My question is, is this also possible to do this from
out pocket pc?? and if so how and with what kind of software??
kind regards
Hi All
Does anyone know of an alternative email client for Wm6.1 ?
I've found a slight limitation with the outlook version and was wanting to checkout an alternative.
Any ideas ?
cheers
Steve
Search for Flex Mail 4 and LCG Profi Mail...
I've looked at flexmail several times, looking at the feature list and description of the software. I keep wanting to see something in it that I need or want, but I just can't find anything.
I use SEVEN now, and with the pocket outlook, it does everything I need. The only exception is ota sync with my work email, but that's more because of the way they handle things than limitations of my software.
Second that
Outlook + Seven = best email client and service
It is cool that Diamond can get all the new updates from Windows Live Server.
But after I changed the contact info on my Diamond, then do a sync, it won't update the server.
It seems like one directional sync.
Is it true or I am missing something (I hope ) ?
Thanks
Again, this site is super
Hi everyone....
I have a question reguarding activesyc (or is it now Windows Mobile Device Center...
I am running a Windows 7 Home Premium 32bit edition... I am running my AT&T fuze (unlocked and using on another carrier) with an Energy 6.5 rom installed on it. I was wondering how I can set up my phone to sync to my computer over the internet without connecting directly to my computer (so I can read my emails on both, sync up calenders remotely, etc....) If someone can help me with this I woudl greatly appreciate it..
Thansk in advance for your help
You need Microsoft Exchange for this functionality, so you can sync with an Exchange account. I wouldn't recommend it to you, because this is corporate server software and it probably won't work on Windows 7.
It's better to look for a cloud service. I believe dat Google (Gmail) offers something like that.
I haven't tested this one, because my TP is connected to an Exchange server, but this one might work for you. It's called My Phone from Microsoft and you need a Live account to use it. I believe it's similar to Mobile Me from Apple: http://sn1-p3.myphone.microsoft.com/mkweb/Start.po?mkt=en-US
thanks.. I will check it out any report my results
Hello,
I love my Nexus. Now I got a blackberry from my work to have instant access to my emails.
Because I don't want to use the Blackberry and to keep my Nexus I need to get the same email function as the Blackberry.
Do you know if this is possible? I am no expert in things like this and it would be great if you can point me into the right direction.
My mobile contract has an internet flat and - I think so - a BB-option. AS Email-Client I am using Outlook.
Thanks for your help.
Donner
Your company probably uses a Blackberry Enterprise Server which allows emails to be delivered to the blackberry.
The email environment you use uses Activesync to deliver emails to windows mobile/activesync enabled phones such as Android. The BES and Activesync protocols are not compatible.
You should contact your exchange server administrator to see if activesync is allowed to be used within the company. More often than not, if they gave you a blackberry, activesync is probably disabled.