The Mobile Phone Thread - Queries, decisions, discussions all here

gr8guzzler · 28th April 2008, 21:48

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Originally Posted by mail4ajo

I dont see the link to download BB connect for E51 anywhere.

@ajo...as I mentioned earlier, the E90 version works on E51.

Read more here craigs tech blog: Blackberry Connect on E51

My personal place in space: Nokia E51 & BlackBerry Connect

nishantgandhi · 28th April 2008, 21:52

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Originally Posted by viper

Hi,

Got it from my regular phone supplier. I like the phone so much that I am going in the next hour to exchange my E61i for it. I love the speed of the phone. The E61i speed feels ancient in comparison.

Viper

Could you please PM me the details of your phone shop? I am also keen to go for E51.

BTW how much are you getting for your E61i?

mail4ajo · 29th April 2008, 11:14

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Originally Posted by gr8guzzler

@ajo...as I mentioned earlier, the E90 version works on E51.

Read more here craigs tech blog: Blackberry Connect on E51

My personal place in space: Nokia E51 & BlackBerry Connect

I know. But the issue is that the service provider says that even though it can be activated, the service will not work as the network has not configured E51. Thats the reason the software isnt available yet.

Anyone using Blackberry on E51 in India? My lotus supports only blackberry. I checked with my IT guy.

ntomer · 29th April 2008, 12:12

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Originally Posted by hydrashok

The OE browser (Pocket IE) is pretty much useless. Opera Mini (free) is a much better option. An even better option is Opera Mobile 8.65 (priced SW). NetFront is also a good alternative option (but I prefer Opera).

PocketIE is pretty much useless wherever there is a bit of javascript involved. That must be the issue with ICICIDirect. Try downloading the demo of Opera Mobile 8.65 and you'll really see the difference!

Hi,

Thanx for your suggession. I have installed Esmertec JBed Midlet manager and Opera mini, and it works great. It is able to open Orkut and Cricinfo, but not icicibank.com. ICICIDirect.com works in both Pocket IE and Opera Mini.

DO any of you have managed to login to ICICIBank.com through Opera Mini?

Since Opera Mini pages are processed 1t and transmitted through Opera servers, it it safe to work on banking and trading sites?

Thanx

Nitin

Jaggu · 29th April 2008, 12:33

Lotus can be configured for IMAP also, rather it has to be enabled. Same issue here with my exchange server, IT guys just refused to accept it first, then went on to say it was activated. Finally i had to sent them some links on how to :P

Simplest is to use web access, am not a hardcore techie but i have a strong feeling its possible with Lotus also.

Some info for enabling:
Lotus Domino Administrator 6 Help - Setting up IMAP users
Lotus Domino Administrator 6 Help - Configuring IMAP client software

praveenkm · 29th April 2008, 12:41

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Originally Posted by ntomer

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Opera mini, and it works great. It is able to open Orkut and Cricinfo, but not icicibank.com. ICICIDirect.com works in both Pocket IE and Opera Mini.

DO any of you have managed to login to ICICIBank.com through Opera Mini?

Since Opera Mini pages are processed 1t and transmitted through Opera servers, it it safe to work on banking and trading sites?

I am able to open icicibank account from Opera mini on my k790i.

But ICICI bank provides a dedicated application for mobiles. It can be downloaded from ICICI website. With this application you can directly login to ur icici account and do all the operations such as bal enquire, funds transfer and even utility bill payment. All this without needing the browser.

It can even operate demat account.

check here for more info:
ICICI Mobile Banking Application | iMobile | Mobile Money Transfer | Bill Payments | Check Credit Balance

sammyboy · 29th April 2008, 12:50

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Originally Posted by Jaggu

Lotus can be configured for IMAP also, rather it has to be enabled. Same issue here with my exchange server, IT guys just refused to accept it first, then went on to say it was activated. Finally i had to sent them some links on how to :P

Simplest is to use web access, am not a hardcore techie but i have a strong feeling its possible with Lotus also.

Some info for enabling:
Lotus Domino Administrator 6 Help - Setting up IMAP users
Lotus Domino Administrator 6 Help - Configuring IMAP client software

You are right jaggu, it is very much possible.Infact a lot of my colleagues from one of my previous organisations access their lotus mails on their phones.The only issue is not all companies provide lotus webmail facility.

praveenkm · 29th April 2008, 12:51

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Originally Posted by ntomer

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Opera mini, and it works great. It is able to open Orkut and Cricinfo, but not icicibank.com. ICICIDirect.com works in both Pocket IE and Opera Mini.

DO any of you have managed to login to ICICIBank.com through Opera Mini?

Since Opera Mini pages are processed 1t and transmitted through Opera servers, it it safe to work on banking and trading sites?

I am able to open icicibank.com from operamini on my k790i...

As for accessing icicibank, icici provides a mobile application which directly connects to icicibank and you can do all banking transactions like bal enq, funds trans, demant and utility bill payment.

Check here for more info:
ICICI Mobile Banking Application | iMobile | Mobile Money Transfer | Bill Payments | Check Credit Balance

mail4ajo · 29th April 2008, 12:53

Yes Jaggu, I understand how ignorant IT guys can be at times (due respects to IT guys here). But in my company, its matter of policy rather just enabling it. I think the BB guys bainwashed my US IT guys to believe its the only secure service.

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Originally Posted by sammyboy

The only issue is not all companies provide lotus webmail facility.

I have the web version. So I may just stick to it through regular GPRS, Sadly I dont get the push facility if I decide to use the E51.

ntomer · 29th April 2008, 15:06

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Originally Posted by praveenkm

I am able to open icicibank.com from operamini on my k790i...

As for accessing icicibank, icici provides a mobile application which directly connects to icicibank and you can do all banking transactions like bal enq, funds trans, demant and utility bill payment.

Check here for more info:
ICICI Mobile Banking Application | iMobile | Mobile Money Transfer | Bill Payments | Check Credit Balance

After lots of googling I found out that icicibank.com doesn't run on Opera Mini 4; so I have also installed Opera Mini 3.1 on my mobile.

Now I use 3.1 for ICICI, 4.0 for everything else.

\N

whatcanthisbe · 29th April 2008, 15:10

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Originally Posted by mail4ajo

But in my company, its matter of policy rather just enabling it. I think the BB guys bainwashed my US IT guys to believe its the only secure service.

I have the web version. So I may just stick to it through regular GPRS, Sadly I dont get the push facility if I decide to use the E51.

Like i told you on the earlier posts some companies will only Push e-mail to your mobile device if it is a Black berry device not a blackberry supported device this is for security reasons, several co's do it

nishantgandhi · 29th April 2008, 15:19

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Originally Posted by mail4ajo

I have the web version. So I may just stick to it through regular GPRS, Sadly I dont get the push facility if I decide to use the E51.

Have you tried free push email solutions? I have been using System Seven happily and successfully since the last ~6 months
Link->SEVEN Beta Program :: Welcome to SEVEN Beta Program

Also worth trying out it Emoze. Link->emoze Free Push email, mobile email software for mobile devices.

I had posted an article in the Shifting Gears section sometime back on a couple of more such free push email applications for the E series. Search for it.

whatcanthisbe · 29th April 2008, 15:20

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Originally Posted by nishantgandhi

Have you tried free push email solutions? I have been using System Seven happily and successfully since the last ~6 months
Link->SEVEN Beta Program :: Welcome to SEVEN Beta Program

Also worth trying out it Emoze. Link->emoze Free Push email, mobile email software for mobile devices.

I had posted an article in the Shifting Gears section sometime back on a couple of more such free push email applications for the E series. Search for it.

nishant this is great but his company policy dictates e-mail fwding to ponly bbery devices

nishantgandhi · 29th April 2008, 15:23

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Originally Posted by whatcanthisbe

nishant this is great but his company policy dictates e-mail fwding to ponly bbery devices

I guess if he has a web option enabled on Lotus Notes, then both the above programs can be configured for push email

Raajiv · 29th April 2008, 15:56

Hey Guys,

I am looking at a Nokia 6300. Comes at around 7.4 K.Is is worth it??
Does the Phone have inherent problems??

Please advise.

Cheers,
Raajiv Sai

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Jaggu Team-BHP Support Join Date: May 2004 Location: Bangalore Posts: 20,215 Thanked: 15,907 Times	Lotus can be configured for IMAP also, rather it has to be enabled. Same issue here with my exchange server, IT guys just refused to accept it first, then went on to say it was activated. Finally i had to sent them some links on how to :P Simplest is to use web access, am not a hardcore techie but i have a strong feeling its possible with Lotus also. Some info for enabling: Lotus Domino Administrator 6 Help - Setting up IMAP users Lotus Domino Administrator 6 Help - Configuring IMAP client software Last edited by Jaggu : 29th April 2008 at 12:40. Reason: linkies :)
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29th April 2008, 15:56	#3030
Raajiv BHPian Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Monterey Bay,CA Posts: 263 Thanked: 5 Times	Hey Guys, I am looking at a Nokia 6300. Comes at around 7.4 K.Is is worth it?? Does the Phone have inherent problems?? Please advise. Cheers, Raajiv Sai
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