N76 Java installation problems: Unable to install.

Hello.
I have the problem with installing java app on my N76. I get the message 'unable to install' when I try to install the gmail java app from online link (http://gmail.com/app).
It was with 10.0.035 and the same with freshly installed 20.0.041 firmware.
Could you please advise me how to solve the problem.
All sis application are installing online with no problem.
Thanks.

Check your settings in the Applications -> Application Manager -> settings.
Mine are Software Installations -> All
Onine certificate check -> Off
and it installs OK.
If not then you can configure the internal mail client to access your gmail quite easily. Come back if you need some help as it doesn't work unless you manually enable the secure settings.

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