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Nokia Messaging goes live
By James on 17 December 2008
GLOBAL - Don’t all rush at once, but the brand new Nokia Messaging app has just gone live. We would have written this story earlier, but we’ve been busy installing (really easy) and playing with it (really good!). The new app can cope with up to 10 different email addresses including Gmail, and this latest release of the software (9.4), the app has been running in Beta for the last few months, packs a host of new features.
The new release includes an improved interface with access to different mail folders and better sorting options. I set it up on my E71 and it works like a dream, with a simple upgrade from my account on email.nokia.com. Setting up and syncing a new account is so much faster than the experience I had in Beta and so far the app is sending and receiving mail faster than I’m getting it on my PC.
Some other neat features include flagged messages automatically getting starred messages in Gmail, mail sent from the phone now syncing with the server and multiple IMAP folders can now be set up to sync along with your main inbox.
The app is still free for users whilst it’s in the trial period, but will ultimately be available through operator plans. If you haven’t already, we suggest you pop along to email.nokia.com and have a play. Don’t forget to stop back here and let us know what you think though.
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December 18th, 2008 at 5:34 am
Nokia Messaging requires firmware v12, yes? Most recent version for my U.S. N96 is 11.018.216.2. That means I can’t use Nokia Messaging?
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December 18th, 2008 at 11:13 am
I installed this on my v12 N96 yesterday and it is a nice slick application.
All it needs now is HTML support and it will be perfect!
I really hope that we don’t get screwed on the price of it in future. For it to be successful it needs to be very cheap or even free.
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December 20th, 2008 at 9:54 am
HI have this app finally installed, not an easy task, took days of fiddling but i can say it much better that the first beta. But nokia no one will pay for this so seriously dont charge, ill be he first to uninstall if you do,i can get my mail just as quick via html and native client is not that bad if i want it in real time. This should be th native client really though, you are being left behind in terms on mail intergation by phones like the G1 etc. Im your biggest fan so dont get me wrong but learn from other vendors dont dismiss out of hand
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March 3rd, 2009 at 5:58 am
Hi All
Please Send Me All N72 Software
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