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@coola: You are talking about checking your mail. With the Blackberry when you recieve the mail, it is sent to you and you are notified, while you are in the middle of your "big boys" meeting so everyone will know you ar an important, busy gadgeted person!!! If you check your phone people will think its only a text!!!!!!
@AYA: a partial concession on my side, 3G services do run at 1920 - 2170 MHz. when in non3G areas, the 3G phone runs on the normal GSM frequencies. Every 3G phone I've ever seen has them within thier network spectrum specs. A concession none the less. (but i read about the use of 3G within 1900 range tho, check
http://www.gsmworld.com/using/spectrum/frequencies.shtml )
@all: got no more requests for SE themes and my 1 PNFer that did request hasnt made any comments on the one he got for alterations so we are closing shop!!! Going....... Going........
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Posted: 2006-09-11 17:55:41
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On 2006-09-11 15:01:54, coolapostle wrote:
N10,000????? Is that the price for the Glo Blackberry service?
Yup! And that's just monthly access; not counting data usage.
you guys must be joking. 10000 naira for monthly access. How many nigerians know about gprs?
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Posted: 2006-09-11 18:00:00
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@pxthomas: Glo is the jester; not us :-)
This message was posted from a E61-1
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Posted: 2006-09-11 18:40:15
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I used my T610 to access my Yahoo.co.uk email account... with a little tweaking, I could use it with ANY POP3 account. So why a Blackberry?
Another Money-miss-road marketing campaign.
@Coola: like I said, thats because u use yahoo. Could u do that with an AOL email account?
@Aya: you're quite right, but how many corporate organisations in Nigeria actually have pop or IMAP access attached to their mail servers? and AFAIK no bank in Nigeria has a web based interface for mail retreival. you can only do it from within the banks intranet. This they claim is for security reasons.
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Posted: 2006-09-11 18:43:01
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@pxthomas: Glo is the jester; not us
This message was posted from a E61-1
you are right man
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Posted: 2006-09-11 19:33:00
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Hey dudes the main stuff about dis blackberry thing is all efizi ! and efizi na 4 big boy, higher class men can afford d monthly charge n data charge. I once configured my outlook and usually get my mails recieved was cool. There is a new,not so new software available for smartphones called FLURRY check out
http://www.flurry.com also a push email thing.so stuffs for big boys are there n also available for small or medium boys too. We too can enjoy little.
{Also guys pls can someone give me a link to where can get full apps for s60.}
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Posted: 2006-09-11 19:46:00
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@amby: All corporate mail servers come with POP3 by default. Today, most also come with IMAP. My company DomainStandard.net that's not big by any standards has POP3 and IMAP with our mail server. All our web hosting plans, from the free 5mb plan to the largest plan, come with POP3, IMAP and webmail access. And all these utilise secure access features. If those banks and corporate organisations choose not to use POP3/IMAP that they paid for, that's their cup of tea. But its there and can provide what they need.
Even if people need PUSH email, there are more cost-effective solutions compared to the Blackberry service (at least as priced by Glo).
@laykay: I have used Flurrymail. No; its certainly not PUSH email.
You can get apps for series 60 at
www.my-symbian.com. On your phone, its
http://mobile.my-symbian.com.
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Posted: 2006-09-11 20:08:00
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Sorry oh! Thought flurrymail a push mail because you it retrieves ur mails and other rss feeds for u on ur phone.
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Posted: 2006-09-11 20:30:00
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...My company DomainStandard.net that's not big by any standards....
Such Modesty.... hmmm I like that.
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Posted: 2006-09-11 23:07:47
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Nokia Phone Users can now update their firmware online. I wonder why it took Nokia this long to implemen this.
I am in the process of updating my E61 firmware right now. Wish me luck!
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Posted: 2006-09-12 11:47:00
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