Nokia Messaging Integration

Hopefully i'm not posting something that has already been discussed....
I had to reinstall the Nokia Messaging application into my phone, and when i did, instead of doing the usual setup the way it did in Beta, the Messaging integrated itself with the native application, which icorporates all of the original nokia settings and configurations. It looks to me like becasue of that, the push option has been effectively eliminated. Is there any way to get back to the original settings of that new messaging program? I definitely found it better than the original nokia messaging that came on the phone. Any help would be appreciated.

dear bigdog, i tried what you suggested, but it didn't work out. i went to Messaging -> Option -> Setting -> Email -> Default mailbox, there is only one account called "Email". As you can see from Fig. 1 attached, when I tried to edit "Email", nothing happens, as if "Email" doesn't exist. However, I do have a Gmail account in use. Also, as you can see from Fig. 2 attached, in Messaging (the built-in one, not the installed newest one with HTML support), there is a "Mailbox" icon, meaning no email account was configured. whenever i click on it, it will ask me to type in account info and setup a new Gmail account. once i did so, but it turned out that on my home screen, there are two email clients showing info from one Gmail account (one client is built-in, the other one client is the newest "colorful-interfaced" Nokia Messaging 1.1 with HTML support). now i am using only the newest one. thanks so much for your help!
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E72: Is there a new firmware for Nokia Messaging ?

Hello,
I have E72 and it has integrated Nokia Messaging. But when I look up Nokia's messaging website, It talks about additional functions like social networking as part of nokia messaging. Are these available for E72 ? I also see the newer Nokia phones,C3,C6 & E5 already have the new version of messaging softwware. Any idea if E72 will get these ?
Thanks
venks
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Nokia Messaging is rather confusing as there are different components.
There's Nokia Messaging Email which is built into the E72 email client (which is part of the firmware).
Then there's Nokia Messaging for IM (aka 'Chat'), which you should have pre-installed as the 'Chat' app.
Finally there's Nokia Messaging for Social Networks which is another separate app.
If you go to http://messaging.nokia.com/ and select your phone, it will show you the services available in NM. You can't download the Email client as it's built into the firmware. You can download the IM app though to update the one built in (I think it may be available via Control Panel -> Phone -> Software Update on the phone also).
NM for Social Networks isn't currently available for the E72 officially. It was available as a beta but it's been removed, I believe due to quality issues. I had downloaded it and frankly it was fairly rubbish.
Personally, if you want an app for Facebook, you can do better getting the official Facebook app for the E72 (from the Ovi Store) and for Twitter get Gravity. The latter has some beta and alpha versions which also support Facebook (plus as GPS support and other features) which work great. Yes, Gravity costs money, but frankly it's well worth paying for as it's one of the best Twitter clients on any mobile phone.
P.S. NM for Email can only be updated by a firmware update of the email client. There are newer versions of the email client for 5th edition as it's not integrated into the firmware. Unfortunately Nokia decided to integrate it on the E72 and these updates are not available to us. That means crucially we don't get Destinations support in the email client
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Nokia Messaging & E71

1. Installed latest Nokia Messaging (Push email service).
2. When I go in "Contacts" menu, in contextual menu "Send Email" nothing happens. With the built-in email I could send email from "Contacts" but not with Nokia Messaging.
(this is the contextual menu I'm reffering - image taken from User Manual)
Questions:
1. Is there a setting I missed?
2. It's a bug in Nokia Messaging?
3. It's a weak integration with Nokia E71 main OS?
Thank you and I apologise for my English - i'm in begginers class
Message Edited by nr1618 on 29-Apr-2009 10:57 AM

Firstly, I am not sure if I understand your problem correctly: I cant see you picture: what exactly do you do to get to contextual menu "Send Email" and in which application is that: NM or Contacts?
What firmware do you have ?
I have 200.21.118 and the latest Nokia Messaging and MFE and it works fine.
When inside the contacts application, select a contact: now there are 2 ways:
1. Go into the contact, Here again there are two options:
a) select a non email fieldptions/Create message/Email: all email accounts of the contact are listed, select one, then you will have the option to select any email address to send from: it will show Email (default) and your MFE email account if you have one.
b) select an email field: it will show email addresses you can send from : Email (default) and your MFE email account if you have one.
2. Select Send/Email: you will have the option to select any email addresses to send from: either from MFE or Nokia Messaging
Default email can be set in Nokia Messaging / Settings / General

Enhanced features for Nokia Messaging

Hi there,
Does anyone know when Nokia are planning for enhanced features for Nokia Messaging? The two features I have read about in some early reviews that I'm most interested in are Meeting Requests being integrated in to the Calendar, and to a lesser extent, the integration of Instant Messaging to the client.
Cheers,
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I don't understand how Nokia knows whether the connection is coming through GPRS or your home internet through WiFi. Nokia Messaging is free when using WiFi. That means that the carriers are intentionally firewalling connections to the Nokia servers and only unblocking it when you pay.

Setting Nokia Messaging as default email

When I go to contacts, select one and then options-> send -> email the phone says that is imposible to send an email because i need to configure an account first on messaging, but the thing is that i'm ussing Nokia Messaging and I cann't figure out how to configure this. any ideas? Thanks!

I actually got this to work. When I did the check for new firmware, the system told me I was up to date. I reflashed the firmware anyway. From a blank device, everything is integrated perfectly.
Whe I go the new phone, I used the backup and restore function of Nokia PC suit to restore settings to my phone. When I did that (with up to date firmware) I had the problems mentioned above. I suspect then that this is an issue with the restore function, although I have not bothered to isolate the issue as I now have a working phone.
So what worked for me is:
1) Run firmware update.
2) Firmware update tells me my phone is up to date and asks if I want to replace the firmware anyway. I chose yes
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4) Completely set up the phone from scratch
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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.

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:
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Domain: google
Mail for Exchange server: m.google.com
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E72 'Add to my Nokia Messaging account' VS Create ...

Hi,
When adding an email account such as GMAIL my Nokia E72 gives me 2 options:
Add to my Nokia Messaging account
Create a separate mailbox that uses manual delivery
Again, this is an UI improvement: There is no contextual help or information regarding both options...
What are the pros and cons of using either options? Also, Vodafone proposer a similar application to connect to my mail accounts, do you know if it is any better?
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There is no cost for using Nokia Messaging. It does say that it is a trial version but unofficially it appears it will be a never ending trial, and anyway you won't suddenly get charged for using it.
You can use NM and Exchange and any other email clients at the same time although NM may say you already have software to receive mail but just select yes and it will carry on with the set up. You can set it to autostart or manual. I use 'Email on 3' push software but have identical accounts set up in NM which I can manually start and it will download the same emails - I use it if I need or want to see the email using html which '3' doesn't at the moment.
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Questions on Nokia Messaging (uploading sent email...

Hi all,
I have a few questions on Nokia Messaging;
Does it connect to (non-Exchange) email servers via imap idle?
When I send an email, can it be uploaded to the 'Sent' folder in my email server?
When I delete an email from my Nokia, can the email be deleted from the server as well?
Thanks!

Hi,
1) No, even though the specs state otherwise. You may only have it pull Mails every 5 Minutes, or have them pushed using Nokia Messaging Service. Quite some disappointed customers hope this will change in the future, but I don't believe in it, because I feel nokia wants to force one to use their push service.
2) No, at least not automatic. Of course you can sync your sent items folder and manually move your sent messages there from your local(on your phone)sent items folder, but that is not very efficient.
3) Yes
Mort, a happy E71 and not so happy E72 owner/user.
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Open letter to Nokia Messaging dev team: imap idle...

Hi,
I would like to ask the developers of Nokia Messaging if they are aware of the fact themailclient in the E72 isn't supporting Imap IDLE anymore.
Before, in the E71 for example, there was indeed a timesetting in the native client BUT this was used when the client got disconnected. for example:client connected > phonecall arrives, client disconnects > phonecall ends > client connects after 5 minutes (or any other timespan accoridng to the settings) and STAYS connected.
Nokia Messaging: if you set it up at 5 minutes it checks every 5 minutes for mail. This is NOT 'idling' on a server. 'Idle' means in this case 'stay connected, just sit there and wait for messages')
the specs on your site CLEARLY state for the E72:
Supported protocols: IMAP4 (with idle), Nokia Messaging, Microsoft ActiveSync, POP3, SMTP
This means that the product that i have bought IS NOT DOING what you promise. I could probably solve with start using Nokia Messaging but this and was never my intention. I just the phone to do what it is supposed to do: imap idle without the use of Nokia Messaging as stated in its specs (as it was before by the way).
WOULD APPRECIATE AN ANSWER!
Called Nokia support in Belgium. No answer from them.

We are far from being Nokia enemies. If anything, we are giving them free feedback. In corporate circles, concerned companies pay millions of bucks to the likes of Pricewaterhouse, etc to do strategic consulting, ie to tell them what really is right or wrong with their company, products, etc. In the new millenium, the internet and tools such as forums provide similar service, only at a fraction of the cost and a damningly honest one too!
My take on the matter is this: sure Nokia staff are reading these forums and laughing at us 'idiots'. The 'noise-makers' are few and far between. Nokia also has their die-hard fans (some people have never used any of the advanced features on their phones so would know little) as well as their own 'plants' (ppl who are Nokia employees tasked with dropping feel-good stories in various threads. I've done enough corporate consulting to know this ;-)
The same person who was supporting Nokia in this thread also had an extended argument with me in the afore-mentioned thread. Some people think someone having 300 odd contacts is a power-user (I have in excess of 1,300 contacts, 90% current and active). Some people questioned my desired to be able to snooze an alarm for a user defined period (that Nokia lover accused me for wanting "more bells & whistles than Fort Knox").
The last example is something simple that can implemented. My Palm circa 2003 had that feature. Say if an alarm sounds for a set event, but you are still in a meeting/busy, wouldn't it be gud to be able to snooze the alarm for a specified period, say 40 mins? At the moment, the E72 only lets you set ONE global snooze period which applies for all alarms.
The way I see it Nokia with its so-called business series of devices have 2 probs - (1) it has many bugs and high-end features that do no work as promoted / advertised, and (2) it lacks many simple features that cheaper/older phones have. Can't be too difficult for those Finns to decipher this, can it??
And what would happen to Nokia? Well, I think its getting so big headed in recent times that its alienating a lot of serious / old-time fans. In todays market, there is great variety of choice. If one is to get buggy and ill-designed products anyway then why pay premium dollars for a Finnish lemon when you can settle for a similar lemon (and at times with almost enuff bells & whistles to challenge Fort Knox) from say China, at a fraction of the price. And to think that many of these Chinese clones today ship with dual SIM capability as well as a (fuzzy no doubt) TV monitor!
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Time behind by 1 hour - Nokia Messaging

Hello all,
I'm have two accounts (gmail + work email) that both have incorrect times for both inbox AND sent folder. I send an email from my phone and it shows the time as 1 hour behind but shows up in my inbox on my computer as the correct time. When I check the connection info, that is correct. So I'm guessing it's an issue with my phone's clock? I have it set to local time and automatic time update is turned on as well. I use mail for exchange to sync my calendar with google calendar and the times there are correct there too. I've uninstalled and reinstalled a few times and also have reset the data.
It was working correctly prior to my most recent hard reset (obv N97). Can anyone point me to any setting that I may be overlooking?
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I have the same problem - any ideas, anyone? I've tried messing with the clock settings per another message on here, but it makes no difference - either with Auto Time Update on/Local time or Auto Update Off (i'm in LA - GMT-7), restarting each time. I have a 5800/RM-428 NAM, 50.2.05 - and this started happening recently when I updated Nokia Messaging to 10.2.02.26 (main) via SW Update.
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Nokia Messaging has a life of it's own.

Installed Nokia Messaging on my 5800XM a couple of weeks ago, and have struggled ever since to get it to work how I want, and am just about to bin the thing. But thought I'd make a last-ditch plea to see whether anyone can help me set it up the way I want.
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Since afew weeks I have a strange problem with Nokia Messaging on my N97.
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ceroberts75, I remember from your other posts somehow server thinks you already have an account with the email you are trying to configure and you/nokia support is not able to get access to it. Different people have resolved this issue in different ways. For me it was just another way. Thought it might help someone.
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What went wrong with Nokia Messaging?

What went wrong with Nokia Messaging?
In the beginning of this year I used Nokia Messaging on E71 and I really loved it!
Since this autumn I am using it on my new N97 and I am confronted with totally different experience:
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- very bad HTML display of emails - tiny (unreadable) default font and no wrap to screen when zooming - I thought emails were for reading?
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I just cannot believe it - How has Nokia managed to convert once such a good piece of software into such incredible disaster?
Recently an update was published - I tried it immediately... To my big disappointment it contains all the same bugs and introduces new ones..
How is this possible? What is happening at Nokia?

Also my N86 as the same problem.
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