[bone1]

guys what is the best emai service for my 8330? i had hotmail, but i can't check it! thanks for any help!

[John Clark]

Welcome to BBF!

Most here prefer GMail. Yahoo! is a close second. They are both near instant delivery to the BB.

[ezrunner]

Wirelessly posted (positive thoughts!!!)

AGREED^

[bone1]

thanks guys for the quick response! does hotmail work? i couldn't get mine to work.

[John Clark]

Some Hotmail works, some does not. However, better support is coming.

[bone1]

thanks john clark!

[JD914]

you can have Hotmail forward it to your GMail account so you can get it on your BB.

[icecold]

Gmail. Actually I think all the Google apps are better compared to Yahoo. That's why a mobile device that fully uses all the Google apps like Gmail, Reader, Docs, Calendar, Picasa, Maps, Earth, Blogger, etc., would be hella nice!!!

[takeshi]

Originally Posted by bone1

guys what is the best emai service for my 8330?

BES.

[gibber9583]

i use both Yahoo and Gmail. I actually forward my gmail to yahoo because Yahoo offers FULL 2 way sync support without needing the use of Imap(which causes Gmail to not be instant delivery). Yahoo has instant delivery as well.

[sheik28]

What is wrong with using your @provider.blackberry.net address?

[prodigee]

lol SPAM! you don't want to use that email and catch spam straight to your BB!

[oiink]

Originally Posted by bone1

guys what is the best emai service for my 8330? i had hotmail, but i can't check it! thanks for any help!

I use both GMAIL and YAHOO (the new web interface, cleaned in firefox by greasemonkey, is awesome). Actually i prefer yahoo for the 2-way sinc. Every change you do on the web reflects immediately on the curve and vice-versa.

For the rest both email services have quite unlimited space and similar functions.

Ciao,
Alex

[dakis]

Originally Posted by oiink

I use both GMAIL and YAHOO (the new web interface, cleaned in firefox by greasemonkey, is awesome). Actually i prefer yahoo for the 2-way sinc. Every change you do on the web reflects immediately on the curve and vice-versa.

Doesn't gmail do the same thing?