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I'm a total newbee - hopefully I'm not posting a stupid question.
I would like to know, if the e-mail client on T610 can be configured for recieving and sending mails on my Hotmail-account? If so, could someone please tell me how to configure my T610
If not, is there any kind og java-app that can be downloaded onto the phone, that will perform the above mentioned tasks?
TIA
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Posted: 2003-09-03 17:29:05
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The e-mail client can't use Hotmail, as it's a web-based email, and has no POP/SMTP facilities.
There is a WAP site (mobile.msn.com) which should allow you to log onto Hotmail remotely, but there is a problem with the T610, as it uses a HTML browser.
Ever time you sign in, Hotmail redirects you to the HTML passport sign-in page, which doesn't work through WAP. try:
http://www.esato.com/board/viewtopic.php?topic=30939&forum=14&start=0
One solution is to put your SIM into an older phone, log-on to MSN, then put the SIM back in to the T610 and don't ever log-off!
Someone else will have to advise on Java programs...!
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Posted: 2003-09-04 00:20:13
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Theres a java app called hotviewer which is made by reqireless. This supposedly lets you access your hotmail account. However i do not have a hotmail account to test it. I think i got the app by searching on google for something different, but anyway its free so you might as well try downloading it.
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Posted: 2003-09-07 18:26:46
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Got to
www.mymail.ie on a PC to sign up. They provide a WAP interface to your hotmail account, and they send you a bookmark, so when you select the bookmark all you need to do then is enter a pin number you selected when signing up and you're logged in. It works extremely fast and has a clean user interface, however it doesn't seem to work with attachments at the moment. And of course its free otherwise I wouldn't mention it.. You don't get ads sent to your number either, which is nice.
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Posted: 2003-09-08 23:26:55
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Yes the reqireless java app works. Download and try it. It worked for me. The only issue here is that it should be used with a non free grps connection or should I say the 'internet' apn. I'm not sure if it'll work with the www apn (which is free) but here in the Philippines, it doesn't
Quote:Theres a java app called hotviewer which is made by reqireless. This supposedly lets you access your hotmail account. However i do not have a hotmail account to test it. I think i got the app by searching on google for something different, but anyway its free so you might as well try downloading it.
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Posted: 2003-09-09 07:31:06
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