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andrew07
05-02-2003, 05:36 PM
Dear fellow pals,

I have just gotten my N7650 and have not uploaded anything yet. My laptop has no IR and BT. I can only load up softwares via WAP. Please advise on the wAp sITes available. Thanks in advance.

/andrew
schizo
05-02-2003, 06:05 PM
why dont you just mail them to your email address and retrieve the apps


or use wireless irc

or yftp


but 1st is mail option
andrew07
05-02-2003, 06:11 PM
I have to configure my email options first, right? then the attachments can be seen?

/andrew
schizo
06-02-2003, 12:41 AM
yes...
andrew07
07-02-2003, 05:10 AM
Dear SchizO,

I have tried to set up my email account with no success. Looks like I will have to wait till I get hold of a BT adpater or maybe an IRDA adapter.

BTW, any WAP site which I can download apps for now? or maybe the Wireless IRC as you talked about?

With the wireless IRC or yftp, how do I dwnload apps? Please advise. Thanks

/andrew
yankee_2002
07-02-2003, 07:01 AM
Since you have not installed anything on your phone. Sign up an account with hotpop.com, it supports POP3 mail...After creating account with hotpop.com, you need to configure mailbox on your phone: Supply the necessary informations like username, password, incoming mail server and outgoing mail server. But be sure that you have a GPRS access with your service provider. YOu can send mail with max of 500KB attachment and total of 10MB inbox size...

/brgds
andrew07
07-02-2003, 01:29 PM
I have a GPRS acct. I have set up the email acct with HotPOP.com. BUT when I tried to log on via GPRS, it will wait a while and then it display:

SYSTEM Error
Try AGAIN LATER.

It seems that I cannot access any email from my phone. Is there any other free EMAIL app from WAP site: http://midletcentral.org or others which I can get a more reliable EMAIL client program?

/andrew
andrew07
07-02-2003, 01:44 PM
should I choose POP3 or IMAP? =P
yankee_2002
07-02-2003, 01:52 PM
Hotpop is a very good email provider. Check with your network what email client it supports. Maybe your telco supports IMAP4 and not POP3?
Anyway, here it the email settings for POP3 hotpop.com:
Mailbox name: your mailbox name
Access point in use: check with your telco what access point to use
My mail address: [email protected]
Outgoing mail server: smtp.hotpop.com
Send Mesage: Immediately
Send Copy to self: Chose your option (Yes or No)
Include signature: Yes or NO
USername: yourusername (same username when you setup your account)
password: your password (same password you setup your account)
Incoming mail server: pop.hotpop.com
Mailbox Type: POP3
Security: Off
APOP Secure LOgin: Off

If you setup the above settings correctly, your email should work well. Otherwise you need to seek assistance with your service provider.

/brgds