Any advice as to why I'm getting Email Server Timeouts for my 2 email accounts (ports 993 & 110)?

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Email Server Timeouts for my two email accounts:
For the time periods April 12-21, 2012 and April 27-present, 2012 I have been unable to access my email account at ***** through the pop server. The server returns them message "The connection to the server “*****” on port 110 timed out."
I have also had the same problem accessing my gmail account via IMAP, receiving the following message: "The connection to the server “imap.gmail.com” on port 993 timed out."
I used the Connection Doctor program connected to Apple Mail and received the following information:
Mail was able to connect to the internet.
Gmail: Could not connect to this Gmail IMAP server. Check your network connection and that you entered the correct information in the Account preferences. Also verify that the server supports SSL. If it does not, deselect the "Use SSL" checkbox in the Advanced tab of Account preferences.
BayanMail: Could not connect to this POP server. Check your network connection and that you entered the correct information in the Account preferences.
SMTP smtp.gmail.com:*****@gmail.com Connection and login to server succeeded.
*****Mail SMTP server: Connection to server succeeded; login not required.
Can you help me with this problem?
I am running OS 10.6.8
Mail 4.5

Answer 1

The Motorola Droid Razr has a camera that sets up the shot to take a quality picture so its not in an instant. My wife also doesn't like that feature but I believe in the settings you can disable some of those functions. You have to read the owners manual for optimal settings.
Now email sent from the native app that came with the phone is totally useless. If you have a email service like Gmail or Yahoo Mail or Outlook Email go to the google play store and use the stand alone app. I can tell you that when we email photos the best email app is GMail or Microsoft Outlook Mail.
I take a picture and then select Gmail and it attaches and sends with great speed and Outlook works this way also since the attachment size is greater than other email programs. Your local isp or even exchange server will not send such large attachments
And I agree those apps preloaded should be able to be removed. If I buy my phone I should say what I want on it. But alas unless you do some other methods you can find on the web those dumb apps will remain.
Good Luck