- Noob stuff i guess.
I read the 101 articles about email, BIS, BES and stuff...
But here are my questions.
Do BB's only work with emails interacting with a BIS / BES server or do BB's also have a client email application that talks straight to your email server (be it yahoo, gmail or whatever) without going through your carrier BB servers?
What would be the pros and cons if the 2 options are available?
One that i could think of would be that your BB could still be able to check emails via WIFI if you are in another contry and you dont want expensive roaming charges with your carrier.
ThanksLast edited by axo; 02-27-10 at 08:20 PM.
02-27-10 08:14 PMLike 0 - Noob stuff i guess.
I read the 101 articles about email, BIS, BES and stuff...
But here are my questions.
Do BB's only work with emails interacting with a BIS / BES server or do BB's also have a client email application that talks straight to your email server (be it yahoo, gmail or whatever) without going through your carrier BB servers?
What would be the pros and cons if the 2 options are available?
One that i could think of would be that your BB could still be able to check emails via WIFI if you are in another contry and you dont want expensive roaming charges with your carrier.
Thanks02-27-10 08:50 PMLike 0 -
BlackBerry isn't the right device for you.02-28-10 08:16 AMLike 0 - It seems as if the OP doesn't want to use BIS/BES. He/She just wants to access emails without the RIM servers02-28-10 09:20 AMLike 0
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I was just answering this bit that with the mobile network disabled and an active wi-fi connection active then the OP could still get his email via BB push service without incurring expense roaming charges03-02-10 08:20 AMLike 0 -
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