[plainman007]

I have no BES or BIS etc.

Mine is an unlocked gsm phone which i just use with standard gsm. I do have gprs though. Now my question is, can i configure my blackberry email application to check my email ids via gprs ? Also point to note is that the email ids are of my own business website so its not a wap enabled site or something like yahoomail. But i just want to be able to download my email eg .

I use outlook express to view my emails with no issues. But sometimes if im travelling it would be an added bonus if i could check emails.

If this is not possible id like to delete the email setup application etc and atleast gain the additional memory space which i can put to better use.

Thanks

[BB-Tech support]

Originally Posted by plainman007

I have no BES or BIS etc.

Mine is an unlocked gsm phone which i just use with standard gsm. I do have gprs though. Now my question is, can i configure my blackberry email application to check my email ids via gprs ? Also point to note is that the email ids are of my own business website so its not a wap enabled site or something like yahoomail. But i just want to be able to download my email eg.

I use outlook express to view my emails with no issues. But sometimes if im travelling it would be an added bonus if i could check emails.

If this is not possible id like to delete the email setup application etc and atleast gain the additional memory space which i can put to better use.

Thanks

To be able to integrate ur email to ur device u need to create BIS(Blackberry Internet Service) account. U have to have data plan on ur device to be able to receive email on ur device.
Contact ur service provider for data plan

[MidnightDraven]

Also, no, you cannot delete the email setup application.
It simply won't let you.

[Sytner]

Wirelessly posted (8520 (5.0.0.411))

Also the amount of space you would gain by deleting the app would be insignificant anyway.

[plainman007]

Ok I understand. Thanks. But i thought the more unneccesary programs the more room for the BB to stall, slow down etc.

Regards

[Trimix]

Wirelessly posted (L'neuf trois)

True but as mentioned the setup wizard takes very up little space compared to a normal app. So even if you were able to delete it, the increase in free memory would be negligible.

[plainman007]

Thats a legit reason to leave it behind and ive done that since it doesnt have a large memory footprint.