HOTMAIL AND NOKIA MESSAGEING

Hi
I got a message from nokia messaging on Sunday saying that nokia messaging link to hotmail server was undergoing maint work.
Any onw know if this has been put back on like as I still cant access email on my handset using nokia messaging for my hotmail account?
Theres also some talk that three have blocked access to nokia email/nokia messaging forcing you to use their **bleep** email on three system?

In the menu of your phone locate (or search for) email or mail app. There, you are able to delete accounts via the Option key. Did that help?

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Gmail and nokia messaging client - 5800

I've had my 5800 for a couple of weeks now and when I got it I set up my gmail account with the built in email client under messaging. Everything was working fine. Since yesterday I have not been able to get any new emails to show up on my phone. I've deleted and re-added the mail box and old messages show up and I can view older emails but no new ones? I've checked all of my gmail settings, and I do in fact have new emails sitting there but no joy.
Any ideas?
Adam

I don't use nokia messaging, find the standard email client works faultlessly and also use the MSN app which gives me a hotmail box just like computer. I removed Nokia Messaging as I prefer the extra space on C. Good Luck
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E7 MFE and Nokia Messaging Issues

Hi I have the following issues with my Nokia E7-00: BEFORE ANNA UPDATE: 1. With MFE on Hotmail: Only Inbox will sync. Other folders will not sync. Contacts and Calendar sync well, no problem. If i send an email from my device, i receive that email, it is there on the Sent folder on the server, but not on my device. 2. With Nokia Messaging: Only Inbox and Sent folders will sync. Junk and Draft folders will not sync. AFTER ANNA UPDATE: 1. With MFE on Hotmail: Same as BEFORE ANNA UPDATE. 2. With Nokia Messaging: When i configure Hotmail / Gmail / Yahoo, it says "cannot enable the service that gives you full access to the features..." Any thoughts? Thank you in advance!

Have you tried to check whether the synchronization success or fail?
To check it:
Open the Nokia Messaging Email screen
Open 'Options' menu (left soft key)
Choose 'Connection Info'
Some info displayed are:
last sync date and time, last sync status (successful or failed), last successful sync date and time
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C6-00. PUSH EMAIL not working and Nokia Messaging ...

Nokia Messaging doesn't delete / expunge with IMAPand PUSH EMAIL not working.. C6-00

I had a bad experience with my gmail account. It was really slow. 15min looks to work but it won´t make it faster as push email is not supported by gmail when using nokia devices ( I have read it somewhere on a gmail mobile compatibility chart at google help pages)
I have created an ovi mail account and it works as push email on my c6 00 (latest firmware). I have setup gmail to send a copy of all the incoming emails to my ovi account, so I have instant feedback at my phone of incoming mails.
The bad news of this workaround is that when I reply i´m doing it from my ovi account where y erase the mails after reading as I have the original mail at gmail.
I hope this helps someone that needs push+gmail.

5530 and Nokia Messaging problem

Hi
I have managed to download the Nokia Messaging email which sits in the 'internet' folder within my Nokia 5530, labelled 'Nokia Messaging email' okay so far so good!
When I try and get the application running all it does it create a mailbox within the normal standard default email instead of launching the dedicated application for push email. I have uninstalled it numerous times but no luck. Can anyone help its doing my head in
I know what it should look like having used it on the N85.
Steve

try signing in to your nokia messaging account in email.nokia.com maybe that will refresh it some how, and than delete the account on your device, and set it up all over again .
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E52 and nokia messaging

I have problems with my e52 and mail. I dont know how to connect for checking mail without staying connected al the time. When I set sync to for example 15mins it connects for mail but does not disconnect. It drains my battery I dont want to be conn. all the time

The difference between soonest, 15 mins, and 30 mins is that soonest will notify you as soon as e-mail comes in, 15 mins will notify you at most once every 15 mins, if you've got mail and 30 mins will notify you at most once every half-an-hour if you've got mail. All three use a constant connection though and will download mail as soon as it comes in.
If you choose a greater time interval will mean that the phone will poll once every hour/4 hours/etc... to see if there is any mail but there's no way to poll every 15/30 minutes.
If you download ProfiMail you can set it up to poll every 15 minutes.

Nokia Messaging - Hotmail Contact List

I have downloaded and installed the Nokia Messaging app 1.1 and have not been able to syc the contact list in Hotmail with the E71. Is this a feature of the Nokia Messaging app? Windows Live brings the contact list to the
phone so I assumed this was a feature of NM 1.1
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Hello,
Unfortunately, Nokia Messaging doesn't support the synchronization of non-email folders for any ISPs, including Windows Live Hotmail. Nokia Messaging only supports the synchronization of email folders.

Nokia Messaging, X6, and disabling destinations

I like having 3G turned off and Nokia Messaging constantly checking mail using GPRS, and turning 3G on only when I want to browse the web outside of the house. This worked great with Nokia Messaging 10 which was preinstalled on my phone. I upgraded to 10.02 however, and now I can only choose destinations - Internet or Multimedia. This means when I get home, the phone uses my WiFi and the battery gets wasted much quicker than with GPRS (especially because according to the connection manager, with GPRS the connection becomes idle, whereas with WiFi the connection is always active).
I like the fact that Nokia gave users who wanted destinations the ability to use it, but is there a way to switch it off, or to choose a specific connection to always use?

why not to make a new destination group (name it slow or whatever), put your gprs connection in it only (without the wifi and the 3g) and use it instead of internet in your email?
that an idea, worth to try.

Nokia Messaging push email not working

Hey, i am using a Nokia C3, already subscribed to a nokia messaging service through the operator. Using communities, mail and chat are all ok, except the push email. The push email is not working, sometimes it works, but mostly its not working. I tested to send email from my PC and the email never arrive on my phone. But when i open the mail application and synch, the email will be there. So, the push mail is not working. I set it up correctly i guess, i already set the settings to 'follow my account setting' and the account setting update inbox 'very fast'.
When first using this phone i use an "A" operator, subscribed to nokia messaging service, and then register the email in the mail application. Several week ago i changed to operator "B", and already removed the email and re-adding again. Any solution? Thanks before..

now the both function is working fine in my phone. space bar light and nokia messaging ( push email ) the thing is once it go for low battery profile mode. after that i charge my batter full also my push email will not work. once phone got restarted then it will start works. if my active power saver mode then if we charge my phone also it will not work even in full charge i need restart. before my phone got power saver mode my push email is working fine. once it go for active power saver mode then we charge full also push email will not work. again i need to restart my phone. for this issue what has to be done ? can any one suggects me regarding the same

E75 reports (no messages) with Nokia Messaging Gma...

I signed up for an account a http://email.nokia.com, went through the processed, and received the installation message fine on my phone. The account appeared to have set up correctly. I entered my email, accessed the account, it asked me for my password, I entered it, and it connected without reporting an error. However, after connecting, the account reported (no messages) when there are actually several messages in my inbox all newer than 3 days. I can access the account fine if I set it up using the phone's built in software, but I would really like to utilize push email. Does anyone have any suggestions as to what could be causing this issue?

Here's the deal. Like many of you, I have faced the exact same problems with Nokia Messaging on the E75. You can send emails but cannot receive them. The phone, the connection and the synchronization seems all fine with the green ring attempting to fetch from nokia servers but resulting in zero emails.
Well, I have more or less narrowed down the cause of the problem if by chance you have not noticed it is none other then - NOKIA MESSAGING!!!!
When ever you sign-up for a new account it is set up in one of many Nokia servers. Mine is "netac12.vie.hosting.nokia.com" you can find the server info on your phone. It could be that these new servers are not configured properly to work with some of our phones in particular, the E75. Other possibilities may be that the integrated Nokia Messaging software in the phone may be having some problems in communicating with the nokia server. Which ever way you look it just comes down to software problems.
As of now, I don't believe Nokia has a solution but am sure they are aware of the situation. As much as Nokia may not acknowledge certain problems with its products or services but trust me they are aware... or maybe just giving a "blind eye" so to speak for the time being..
One may ask how sure I am if it is not the hardware of the phone or my WiFi/GPRS connection that is at fault and with that, I ask of you to try the following experiment.
Download emoze (www.emoze.com) on to your phone to be 100% sure that your phone and connection is in good working order. It is a freeware Push eMail service with certain limitations of course. You may choose to remove it completely, if you don't like it but for the benefit of the test and also that it is FREE just bare with its dry interface.
After when you have installed emoze onto your phone you will realize.. SUDDENLY.. you are able to send and receive YES, RECEIVE emails almost instantaneously! To be sure that Nokia Messaging is indeed running foul I let both emoze and Nokia Messaging run on my phone in the background and send myself an email via my PC. Emoze as clockwork, without fail, gets me the email within a minute - most of the time within 15 seconds. Whereas, Nokia Messaging, as I may add, is a very moody service. It will choose when to deliver if at all and when not to at its own BLOODY will !!!
Please excuse my language, just like many of you I am very disappointed and that to have call Nokia Care Line on several occasions and only to be told that no one else seems to be facing this problem and they make me go through the damn settings over-and-over again. If there is a fault, please rectify and not hide behind your virtual bush.
I sure hope, that Nokia will start taking ownership of its product issues and give us an update or some form of acknowledgement that it is looking into our concerns. Responsible companies will definitely demand a whole lot of customer respect. Take for example Microsoft. From time-to-time its software and products will run into venerability issues and Microsoft acknowledges these issues, customers concerns and releases a patch to fix the problem. Likewise, I hope Nokia will follow suit.
I have been a Nokia cell phone supporter for over 15 years. I am seriously, considering a swap to a BlackBerry once my contract expires with my service provider. Nokia please do your due diligence.

Nokia Messaging 1.2.2 has been released!

A new Nokia Messaging release (version 1.2.2) became available on Tuesday, February 16th, 2010. Please go to http://email.nokia.com on your device to download the latest version of the client. Note, if you are using the multiprotocol (built-in) client, no update is needed (E52, E55, E72, E75, 6710, 6730, N86 8MP).
Here are the highlights of this release:
Automatic consolidation of multiple accounts:
Nokia Messaging will automatically consolidate accounts when the user adds an email address that belongs to another Nokia Messaging account. In previous releases, the user would be rejected when adding a new email address to the Nokia Messaging account during setup. Now, the user may continue to setup their account and the new email address will be added to the account being configured.
Password handling simplification:
This release of Nokia Messaging now always aligns the Nokia Messaging password with the Email Service Provider (ESP) password. Users can now simply enter either their Nokia Messaging password or their current ESP password during authentication. If the authentication succeeds and their Nokia Messaging password is different from the ESP password, the account will be updated and the current ESP password will become the Nokia Messaging account password. If users forget the ESP password, they must go to the ESP to retrieve it. As such, the Nokia Messaging web site (email.nokia.com) no longer includes a Forgot Password function.
On-device email retention:
The device now retains 30 days of emails or up to 100 emails (whichever comes first). Also, the Sent Items and Draft folders as well as the subfolders retain 30 days of emails or up to 50 emails (whichever comes first).
Destination feature available on the Nokia S60 5.0 touch devices (X6, N97, N97 mini, 5800, 5530 and 5230):
Nokia Messaging can now automatically switch to WiFi internet access when it is available. Using the device’s Destinations feature, users simply add their favorite WiFi access points to the Internet Destination (or any other Destination that they configure), and Nokia Messaging will automatically switch to it when it is available. Initial setup must still be done with a valid network SIM in the device so that Nokia Messaging can validate the user’s service eligibility. With the new Tools menu item Access point, users can define a different destination to be used or even specify a fixed APN for special cases when a Destination is not appropriate.

Dear Nokia people,
I'm new to S60. I bought last week an XM 5800. Wich I'm liking pretty much. However, I think there is room for improvement in email handling. I'm just saying this as a user who knows things could be better.
Here's my case. I want to be able to view my gmail from my cell phone automatically. Wich sounds simple if it can be checked manually whenever I want (making that process automatic). But it isn't.
I've tried two methods:
1) Messaging
This creates an account and everything works great if you do it manually. When I try to set it up to get my mail I can either do one of two things under "Automatic Retrieval":
E-mail notifications, wich I'm assuming uses the IDLE funcionality. I've tried this option with both possibilities, "Auto-update" or "Only in home network". This only works when I have that inbox connected wich is a good idea since it's generating traffic (costly) and using connection (worse battery life). Maybe there could be an option, if a user wanted it, to keep the connection opened even if the program gets closed, wich would make good use of IDLE and not being annoyed by the warning about exiting the app and closing connection.
E-mail retrieval, this function seems to work, for about 1500 messages, then the phone becomes reaaaaaaaaaaaaally slow. This function should have some more options like retrieving only a certain number of mails AND only that certain number. What I'm saying here is that the phone should only handle for instance the last 50 mails and drop the rest, so if I have 50 mails and a new one arrives, the last one doesn't appear anymore (on the server yes, on the phone no). This would make the application run really smoothly and the phone would not freeze.
Even if this idea doesn't get implemented, at least make the option of Number of mails to be retrieved configurable under this mode, wich under this mode is ALL.
2) MfE
With MfE, I'm able to sync my calendar, nice. And, even if on the google sync site it says the don't suppor the email sync, it works with my mail. So I set up MfE to every 15 minutes to get my mail. This is the option I'm using right now because I don't have to be constantly updating my inbox or leave the connection opened.
The catch is that for this method to work, you have to forget about dividing mails into different carpets with filters in Gmail, I had to eliminate the "skip inbox" setting in the filters that worked with the mail I wanted to receive on my XM 5800. But I guess is a good solution until I find another.
So, in conclusion. It would be very nice to be able to set an IMAP account, like gmail to automatically (every certain amount of time) retrieve a certain number of mails and to keep the inbox with that quantity. Or, at least be able to configure how many mails the inbox should retrieve.
I hope this helps. If this is the wrong place to post this, I apologize and please direct me to where this should go.
Cheers from Chile

How (and where) can I create a new Nokia Messaging...

Hi,
I just got a new E7 which I am currently pretty happy with, however when I go to email.nokia.com I only see a log-in form for the existing customers. Where can new users register and how can I do it? I can see that there is a Nokia Mail by Yahoo, but cannot find anything useful about push-mail there.
(Added later)I have successfully added a Google mail as a push mail to my phone and it IS WORKING,but I would like to add also our mail server but I cannot (I get a message that the password is wrong however it isn't since I can add the mailbox as POP3). After reading a lot of tutorials I SHOULD be able to log in to email.nokia.com with the first push-mail login credentials (in my case of google mail), however I get an error when trying to do so.
TIA,
Matej
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Hi justme123,
Thank you for your post and welcome to the forums!
Nokia Messaging account should be automatically created when you add a new mailbox to your email client. All account management and configuration are handled within the Nokia Messaging clients on the Nokia device. If you want to have Nokia Mail account, please see here.
To set up Hotmail or Gmail in Exchange ActiveSync, perform the following steps:
Go to the Mail application and select New mailbox.
Preparing for setup is displayed.
Select Exchange ActiveSync.
Enter your email address, password, username and domain.
Connecting server is displayed.
Enter the server name when requested.
For Gmail Setup use the following values:
User Name: full email address (for example [email protected])
Domain: google
Mail for Exchange server: m.google.com
Hope this helps,
Puigchild
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Hotmail not working on Nokia Messaging

Hello,
My Hotmail account has stopped working on my Nokia E63's Nokia Messaging. My Gmail account works there without any problems but I stopped receiving new messages on Hotmail. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling Nokia Messaging, deleting and readding my Hotmail account but nothing seems to work.
Is there a problem with Hotmail's servers?
Thank you.

Sorry mate its not working,
I went in and didnt select Hotmail and selected a Custom Option,
But a bogus Email addy in and changed all the details POP details etc
Setup the account, Actived and downloaded my messaged,
Its not working on a Push service no more tho,
I have sent a number of test emails to the account and i only recive them when i go to send and recive,
A few days before hand checking my emails manuly this is what Nokia sent me:
Dear Nokia Messaging customer,
Recently, our email service has been unable to connect to your email service provider, preventing email delivery to your phone.
This may occur due to one of the following reasons:
1. Through your service provider, you have changed the email password of your email address. If so, you must update your Nokia Messaging service account with your new password. Email messages will then be delivered to your phone.
2. The server for your email address is down. For more information, contact your service provider.
3. You might have inadvertently changed a setting in your Nokia Messaging service account. Log in to your Nokia Messaging account on the website ******** NOKIA EMAIL ACCOUNT LINK******** to determine whether your information needs to be updated.
Sincerely,
The Nokia Messaging Team
*** This email was generated automatically. Please do not reply to it. **
And yes i can login to my account using the same username and password that is on my phone,
this is not the default mail client thats on the phone, the Nokia Messaging Service, Push email is what i am on about just incase there is wires crossed

I cannot open any of my Hotmail e-mail messages, delete them, look at other ones, nothing. All I can do is sign in and that is it.

I cannot open any of my Hotmail e-mail messages, delete them, look at other old ones, nothing. All I can do is sign in and that is it. I have tried deleting cookies, clearing the cache space, rebooting the computer, rebooting my internet connection, refreshing the page several times. Here is the thing. I can get on the page and read my mail, etc. like normal if i use Internet Explorer, but I prefer Firefox. The problem is Firefox and I rely on my e-mail for job purposes. I hope someone can help me!!!

Nevermind. I finally found a third party answer and will post it for anyone else with my problem.
>Go to the iTunes store.
>Halfway down the page, right hand side, says account
>Under account it says purchaced, select that
>Wa-la

Amber Nokia Message Tone and volume settings

I really like the photo updates and ability to block phone calls in the new amber lumia.
however, something I noticed immediately after receiving some texts is that the Nokia Message Tone was changed. Slightly different tone as well as sounding about 10 times quieter! I always had the volume set at 15/30 and I could usually hear it even if I was in a next-door room to the phone. Now I cannot even hear it most of the time in my pocket!
Another suggestion, I would make, and it's always been before the update; is making to ability set two different volumes. One for ringer and another for media. I always had to turn volume down when listening to music, etc before. Then turned back up when I finished so the ringer would be set.
thanks, ps. i need to find my headphones so i can try out the fm radio! It was total false advertising by allphones/nokia that it was on the original features list! Internet radio IS NOT fm radio!!

Firstly, the features you are requesting are more to do with Microsoft than Nokia.
Secondly, it has been requested thousands of times by othr windowsphone user. Yuo can add your name to the petition onthe Microsoft site using the link below.
http://windowsphone.uservoice.com/forums/101801-feature-suggestions/suggestions/1549681-control-ring...

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