[zagrze]

Hello, in my E6 push mail "Nokia Messaging" does not work.

Previously I was using E71 and everything was fine.

Mail was within a few minutes on the phone.

Since when I have E6, service "Nokia Messaging" does not work as before (on E71).

Does anyone have such problems?

[zagrze]

Hello, in my E6 push mail "Nokia Messaging" does not work.

Previously I was using E71 and everything was fine.

Mail was within a few minutes on the phone.

Since when I have E6, service "Nokia Messaging" does not work as before (on E71).

Does anyone have such problems?

[gnirkatto]

As fas as I know, Nokia terminated these messaging services some time ago and don't offer them on their newer devices. So there is no real push mail service for an E6.

I am on gmail and just recently tested mail access speed from an E6 via Mail for Exchange. It takes between 3 and 25 minutes for emails to arrive on the phone (despite setting was "always on"). You can only speed it up if you manually synch your client every other minute, if you are waiting for an urgent email and want to be sure to get it delivered to your pone as soon as it arrives.

It might work faster with the native Nokia gmail client (instead of using MfE), which is IMAP based, as far as I know, but I don't have any numbers on that.

[mustan111]

MFE is fantastic on my e6.. I receive mails instantly.

[gnirkatto]

I tested it extensively, over several days. Like I said, some emails arrive almost instantly. Others take much longer. You can never tell upfront whether or not its going to be instant or delayed, nor what this depends on. I'm not saying it doesn't work well, but you can't expect immediate delivery, always, like e.g. on a Blackberry (providing the service is up).

Nokia MfE might work faster on "real" Exchange environments though.

[likus]

You are right, my gmail account work on original MS Exchange as you sed, some times instantly but mostly with long up to 30 minutes delay.

Aditinally MS Exchange still asking for password but is separated topic.