Nokia Messaging should have threaded emails

Hi everyone,
I've been using Nokia Messaging (NM) for a year and have to deal with a great number of emails everyday. Most of them were sent from my friends in my company via "Reply To All" options. When I browse my emails by pressing N (next) and P (previous) buttons, NM will automatically scroll to the content part of the next/previous email without showing the name of the sender, and I have to scroll upwards to see the sender, that's a little bit annoy to me and waste of time.
So I hope Nokia will add the "threaded emails" option to the next update.
Thank you!

kvoras - do you still see the 3000+ "deleted" emails in your inbox on the phone?
If you no longer see these messages, and they're still there taking up "space", then this could conceivably be a problem for us all but we just won't be aware of it until the phone runs out of flash memory... but if we reflash our phones often enough (or never, if you're an N85 owner due to the complete lack of firmware updates - nudge nudge Nokia) it might never be a problem (although OTA firmware updates could make it more likely to occur).
And if you don't see the messages, how do you know they were the cause of the E71s crashing?
I've got my auto email delete set to 3 days, and so far it's deleting the messages - at least, they're not visible in my inbox...

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"Reply-to" address should be a feature of Nokia Messaging. I too have my work email forwarded to gmail to be able to use it with Nokia Messaging.
I have requested this feature since the app was on beta. and i'm doing it now again.
Maybe if we all request it they will take it seriously, but here is the wrong place to do it.
All feedback about Nokia Messaging should be written to: [email protected]
Last time I wrote to that email they replied asking for more details about what i was requesting. I'm not sure if they will do it or not, but at least their questions made me feel they would.
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Hi....!
Just wanted to post my experiences with Nokia Messaging on my N97 Mini.
Personally, I do not see the point of Nokia Messagind one little bit....!!! Don't get me wrong - it works fine on my handset - HOWEVER - it is totally pointless
Firstly, I cannot understand, why Nokia Messaging does not support my personal folders that I have created within Hotmail. Why are there no options to move emails to a selected folder....??!?! All I can do with emails, is delete them (which brings me on to my next point below) - I should have the option to move them to a selected folder within my hotmail email account. Its nothing to do with Hotmail, as I have several good apps on my Apple iPod Touch that allow you to do just this - you can move emails from your inbox, to selected folders within Hotmail.......Nokia Messagings 1st problem!!
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Hi MANISUB1,
Welcome to our Nokia forum.
Please contact your local Careline to fix this issue. They'll be able to reset your Nokia Messaging account for you and reset the password so that you can access it.
All you need is the email address you have set up via Nokia Messaging, or your IMEI number which you can find by entering *#06# into your phone. I'd advise having both at hand when you call so that it can be fixed as quickly as possible.
After the reset you'll be able to access your Nokia Messaging account and the email accounts you have set up within the account on your E71.
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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.
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