HOW TO CONFIGURE EMAIL ACOUNT ON NOKIA PHONES

If you have been wondering how you can send
and receive emails using your Hungary, Finland, India, China-made cell
phones like Nokia Eseries, Cseries, Xseries, N99i and Nokia N95 8GB
clone, then you have to learn first how to
configure email accounts of these phones. It
might be tricky to some users but the steps are
actually very simple:


YAHOOMAIL STORAGE


First, go to the main Menu. From there,
accounts in China-made cell phones like the
Nokia N99i or Nokia N95 8GB clone. Since
the operating system of China-made cell
phones units are virtually the same, I presume
this simple tutorial will also apply to other
cell phone models made in China.

* From the Menu option -> Office or Business Zone ->
Email -> Settup wizard or Email Profile

* Choose an email profile to use (e.g., Yahoo, Gmail, Ovi Mail, Profile
1) or create a new one by editing the name of
an existing profile. Open Options -> Edit.
From the Edit menu, configure the following
sub-menus or items:

a) Profile Settings. Under Data Account,
choose GPRS (default is FET so change that
to use GPRS and the pre-configured GPRS
account). To activate WAP settings, read the
previous tutorial on How to Configure Nokia
N99i V9+i, Nokia N95 8Gb Clone and Other
China Cell Phones to Connect to the Internet
andother related articles. Depending on your
network, you will also need to activate the
GPRS and MMS settings for these phones
using network-exclusive details. Check with
your network provider the details needed.

b) Outgoing Server. You will need to fill up
the following fields under this Sub-menu,
i.e., Outgoing server, Outgoing Port (default
is 25), Display Name, Email Address,
Username and Password. Again you should
check with your network provider the needed
values for these fields.

c) Incoming Server. Just like in the Outgoing
Server sub-menu, you need to fill up the fields
in this section, i.e., Incoming Server, Incoming
Port (default is 110), Username and
Password. For other options, you do not need
to change anything. Keep the default values.

d) Signature (optional). You may or may not
change this sub-menu.
As a word of advice, check with your network
provider the correct configurations of the
GPRS and MMS settings before you change
a thing in the Email setup of your China-made
cell phones. They are the prerequisites to this
task.