Emoze: Free Push E-Mail Service

[Guest davejphartley]

Hi

Came across this last night: Emoze: Free Push E-Mail Service. Apparently its "A FREE global Push E-mail service for mobile devices -- cell phones, PDAs, etc. This free Blackberry-like service will push send your E-mails and PIM data to you anywhere and to any device."

Has anyone used it on the Wizard, im eager to know how this works? Does it mean the GPRS needs to be conutinually connected? It seems this program site on you desktop.

I know there is another free push email service around too. Has anyone used any of these with sucess?

Thanks

Dave

Edited April 23, 2006 by davejphartley

[Guest waynepyrah]

messed up my contacts but email sync was fab... need to have your PC running with Outlook open 24/7 though

[Guest davejphartley]

Oh Right, well that sucks a bit.

Its it the same deal with mail2web?

Thanks

[Guest Laser_iCE]

So I'm curious as to a question that wasn't answered... Does it use GPRS? That sucks for me -- the prices in Australia (on Telstra) are effing rediculous when it comes to GPRS... Oh well, maybe when I get my next phone and the prices drop...

[Guest Stabilo]

Oh Right, well that sucks a bit.

Its it the same deal with mail2web?

Thanks

mail2web is excellent, just forward your mail to the mail2web address and your XDA will have the mail in seconds. GPRS need to be permanently connected for immediate receipt but you can set it to receive every 30 minutes etc. In the UK we now have 'unlimited' GPRS for less than 15 dollars per month so pushmail is really taking off.

[Guest Howard Moon]

Hi,

I'm new to this forum so please go easy on me ;)

I've signed up to the mail2web live account but can't see how to set up my Vario. Can anyone point me in the right direction please? After playing around with the mail2web website for a while I was told that I would have to pay to access the push email functionality. Have I subscribed to the wrong thing?

Cheers

[Guest chucky.egg]

I've signed up to the mail2web live account but can't see how to set up my Vario

http://www.modaco.com/index.php?s=&showtop...ndpost&p=733626

After playing around with the mail2web website for a while I was told that I would have to pay to access the push email functionality. Have I subscribed to the wrong thing?

Somebody posted that the free version was no longer available, but they were quickly followed by another post saying it was still there.

I dont know myself, but the free link still seems to work:

https://services.mail2web.com/signup/mail2w...2webLive_01.asp

[Guest Doublevision]

I've signed up to the mail2web live account but can't see how to set up my Vario. Can anyone point me in the right direction please? After playing around with the mail2web website for a while I was told that I would have to pay to access the push email functionality. Have I subscribed to the wrong thing?

Cheers

There is a useful set by step guide at:

CoolSmartPhone.com Instant Email - Quick and Easy!

Hope this helps but it is not specific for your Vario.

[Guest Howard Moon]

Thanks chucky.egg and Doublevision. I can tell I'm going to like this forum ;)

[Guest Stabilo]

mail2web is excellent, just forward your mail to the mail2web address and your XDA will have the mail in seconds. GPRS need to be permanently connected for immediate receipt but you can set it to receive every 30 minutes etc. In the UK we now have 'unlimited' GPRS for less than 15 dollars per month so pushmail is really taking off.

The $15 was a bit misleading as pointed out in a few PM's. $15 (

[Guest richard_hogg]

Been using emoze for a week or so now..

Fairly pleased with it on my wizard. Works over GPRS or WiFi and I can now email and manage my contacts properly when away from my desk.

[Guest Wozbacca]

its a good service, i've got my gmail forwarding certain emails via filters to my mail2web account

the only problem is the rediculous price of orange's gprs data...

i think i may have to switch to T-mobile in a few months when my contract is up.

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