[vandelay]

Here's the latest news from the Nokia Messaging team:

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Nokia Messaging 1.1 became available on April 1st, 2009. Please go to http://email.nokia.com to download the latest version.

Here are the highlights of this release:
• The 1.1 release of Nokia Messaging is localized in 22 languages and certified for 21 S60 devices
• Support for Windows Live Hotmail Addresses
• Support for HTML-formatted emails
• Support for hosted email accounts from Yahoo!, Gmail and Microsoft
• Support for up to 10 IMAP subfolders (selectable on email.nokia.com)
• Advanced Email Settings entry on email.nokia.com

Some general tips:

If you're having trouble logging in, remember that your Nokia Messaging username and password are the same as the email address and email address password that you used to sign up for Nokia Messaging with.

You can add any Windows Live Hotmail address to your Nokia Messaging account on the phone or on email.nokia.com. Nokia Messaging supports hosted domain email from Microsoft, Yahoo and Google (also known as vanity domains).

In order to sync your IMAP subfolders, Log into your account on email.nokia.com, and select the Edit settings link next to an email address for which you would like to sync additional folders.

You will receive an email from Nokia Messaging indicating your can update your phone to the latest version. This email is going out to all users in the next week, so if you update before then you don’t need to update again.

Depending on the model and/or firmware version of your Nokia device, you may have Nokia Messaging preloaded on your device. If you are in a country where Nokia Messaging is available, the E-Mail setup application on your phone will setup your email address within Nokia Messaging. As an alternative, you can sign up for Nokia Messaging at email.nokia.com.

Check the "sync while roaming" setting if you are experiencing connection problems.

Nokia Messaging handles rich formatted text and lighter HTML-formatted emails very well. Within some larger messages, you may notice some irregular scrolling and selecting behavior.

You can now edit your email settings: while signing up for a Nokia Messaging account, you are now able to include the outgoing mail server as part of advanced settings. Users with a Nokia Messaging account are now able to edit their email server settings from the My Account page. This will be helpful if you are experiencing difficulty sending or receiving emails, or feel like your email provider settings were not discovered correctly.

[andrewjackson]

Using what I believe is version "1.1", which shows on phone as version "5.0, build 9.5.0.41 (main)"---downloaded on April 1st to an E71 with latest firmware (210.21.006)---the application still has problems:  won’t send any messages out—when composing, always get warning: “Composing Email: memory full. Close applications first.” When this happened with the beta version, I was told my address book was “too big.” An address book with 1,800 entries should not be too big for anything these days.  Less important but surprising: the application does not integrate with Messaging on the phone—even Mail for Exchange does that—in other words, cannot set it as one of the phone’s default email boxes, cannot flip from text messaging to Nokia messaging, etc.  Basically my E71 still lacks a functioning, native email application, and the only usable one is Mail for Exchange, which is very good but can only handle one email account.

[mafiatounes]

hi i downloaded this update yesterday its the first time i use nokia messaging i didnt want to start a new topic so here is the question after some time the trial would end right how much time is this and how much does it cost in euro to buy it? before i used seven beta but it sucks the battery in a day maybe others that you can recommend i use it for gmail and hotmail many thx

[shirazworld]

If I am not wrong, version 1.1 is the version for NM Service, and version 5.0 is the version of the Client on the device. I am using N95-3 for about 6months and did have some issue, which is natural for a beta application, even for a live application, but it is getting better day by day.

[laurence101]

I think the software is excellent although I have just started using it as hotmail is now pop3 supported. The only problem I have is that it doesn't allow me to specifically decide when to check for emails.

Surely nobody checks emails in 2 week periods, every week or every 2 days.

I think it should be every day, 12 hrs then down to hours, 30 mins and 15 mins or it should be user decided ie. every 2 mins or 161 minutes or whatever best suits our needs. I have my profimail program check every 15 and it works fine!!

I have also noticed that checking every hour doesn't necessarily mean I get new mail as I often go in and manually check and always seem to find mail.

What does soonest do? I have set it up on soonest and never get any mail I thought it would be on all the time. Do you have to connect then do soonest to get emails pushed?

[pr1asd]

Hi,

I am havingh trouble adding one of my email address to my Nokia Email on my E90. I have tried going through email.nokia.com but it says cannot connect to server and my phone just says testing for connection then freezes.I know all the IMAP settings for this account but do not know how to set it up as the website does not let me maually enter settings as it did for my other accounts.

any advice anyone?

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Thank you in advance

Aman

[gav23]

Hi All!

Laurence 101- Soonest means you should recieve emails almost immediately. I have my setting to soonest and I normally receive emails on my phone before I receive them on my computer.

Aman (pr1asd)- Sometimes I have the same problem. It seems to be a problem with the 'Nokia Messaging' server I am guesssing because it does come good after an hour or so each time. I have had the problem two or three times in about 4 or 5 months. I know there have been a few issues with the messaging service and Nokia are obviously working on improving the service, for the most part I find it very good.

[pr1asd]

Thanks, Gav23. Unfortunatley, I have tried several times at random times of the day for the last 4 days or so.I can access the emails from the account through the messaging program (the one that controls text messages as well) but still unable to add it to Nokia Messaging..

Thank you again.

Aman

[ghilliedhu]

Hi all, got a quick question for all you fellow NM users.  Have you found since upgrading that you no longer can send a picture by email direct from Gallery?  It used to be an option when you click the little Envelope icon that you get send "via multimedia", "via bluetooth", "via Email" and "Post to Web".  I now only get the the other three options....

If I compose a new email and can remember the file name I can add it then and send, but its a bit of a pain trying to remember which one is which.....

Any thoughts greatfully received

Thanks G

[gav23]

ghilliedhu,

I have not had that problem. Are you running the 300.# firmware? There are a number of issues relating to that firmware as a result I chose not to upgrade. Not sure if there is a fix for that one.

[ghilliedhu]

Hi Gav, thanks for your quick response.  Yip I am running that firmware (V 30.0.019) to be specific.  I have thought about upgrading to V 31.0.016 but I'm not sure it will help at all...If I dont get any other ideas I'll give it a go over the weekend and write back.  Cheers G

[bazkurd]

I just wanna ask,what are countries nokia messaging is available in? I mean when it works without redirecting you to the built-in email client

[vuffray]

I have the same problem on my N95 8G (31.0.015 firmware). When I try to configure Nokia Messaging it creates a nes mailbox in the built-in e-mail client.

When I starts nokia messaging nothing happens...

Any idea?

[alfmaniak]

Hi! I was testing this NM and it seems I can not add mail accounts manually!!!!

I have a personal email wich SMTP server is diferent than usual one, instead of SMTP.domain.pt, it is MAIL.domain.pt... Is there any way how I can add email accounts with diferent server adress?

Thanks!!

[roni1979]

I´m very glad to see the actual release of Nokia Messaging, but as soon as I´ve installed in my E71 device I were very sad to see that nothing changed on sync intervals. I didn´t understand why nokia messaging has intervals like "2 Month", I´m not quite sure who sync his emails every 2 months´?????

1 hour is too long, and push email needs to much energy, additional for some account push didn´t work. Hoepfully the developer could change the intervals at least to 15 minute too!!!

It would be very easy to change for development and a big help I think for many users!!!

[davisfields]

Nokia Messaging is turned on in the UK, Finland, Germany, Netherlands, Spain, Venezuela, Australia, Singapore, Italy, Poland, France, Ireland, Portugal, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Czech Republic, Slovakia, South Africa, Hungary, Malaysia, Indonesia, Austria, Turkey, and the Philippines.

[andrewjackson]

Updating earlier post regarding [Compose email--Memory full!] warning on E71, I solved this problem by deleting all the shipped applications that were in Installations folder in phone memory that I don't use:  a couple of games, Nokia printing, etc. Also deleted Worldmate.  I left only Google Maps, Mail for Exchange, and Nokia Messaging.  That solved the problem and the application works well now.  It is stable. HTML is excellent. There is no conflict with running Mail for Exchange at the same time, although I think the sync schedules bump into each other occasionally.  Remaining problems:  application response is slow when opening emails or selecting "display images." Major problem is a hang when trying to view attachments (e.g., 250k .pdf file). These could be conflicts with Exchange; not sure. My guess is the E71 CPU and RAM are not quite up to the tasks that Messaging wants it to perform.

When is the US launch? People who travel will need this to work in all major markets. 

[andrewjackson]

When it creates an account in the built-in client, I think it is because the phone thinks you already have a push email setup for that account, or there is no Nokia Messaging service in your country.  Delete the email account from the Messaging web site. Delete the account in the built-in email client, make sure you have no other push email programs installed on the phone, delete Messaging also, restart, then reinstall messaging. Maybe that will work.

[andrewjackson]

In the Messaging application, in Settings / When to Sync, there are no options related to "months." Just which days and whether on all day. You must be looking at another application.

[vuffray]

Hey Andrew, thanks for the tip. Deleting the account on email.nokia.com, removing the app. & reinstalling did the trick!

No built-in email client anymore... Thank you.

Regards,

Joris