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Released:
22/04/2009

Updated:
27/05/2009

State:
Graduated

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Stable

Nokia Messaging for S60 5th Edition

 

Graduated

The beta trial is over and this page is available only for archive purposes.

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Mobile email made easy

 

Nokia Messaging makes mobile email easy and mobilizes consumer email across a range of Nokia devices. Nokia Messaging enables users to quickly set up, access, and use their email on their Nokia devices through a service that is optimized for mobile email. 

The final release for the Xpress Music 5800 will be coming in May via the Nokia Messaging site. Before that, we'd love to hear if you encounter any issues, or if there are ways in which you would like us to improve the S60 5.0 client.

Compatibility and system requirements

Nokia devices based on S60 5th Edition, such as Nokia 5800 XpressMusic.

This client is localized in English and Spanish.

Feedback

 

Known Issues with the S60 5th Edition client 

  • HTML support is coming in a future release.
  • You many encounter a few quirks involving jumping between mailboxes, please note anything you find in the support forums.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Nokia Messaging cost?

Nokia Messaging is currently provided on a trial basis. In the future, consumers will be able to acquire Nokia Messaging through an operator plan. You may incur charges in connection with the transfer and receipt of data to your mobile phone and may not be included in your flat data rate plan. Please contact your operator to know how much you will be charged.

How do I add or remove IMAP folders to sync?

  • Log into your account on email.nokia.com.
  • Select the Edit settings link next to an email address for which you would like to sync additional folders. If the email account uses the IMAP protocol, you can select more folders to sync.
  • Select the folders you would like to sync and save your changes.

How far back in time can I save my email using Nokia Messaging?

You can store email messages for up to one month with Nokia Messaging. Those messages are stored in the device memory of your phone, so you may wish to change the amount of stored messages in the settings on your device.

  • Go to the Email launcher
  • Select the Settings icon.
  • Select What to sync.
  • Select Inbox.
  • Select Remove older than and change to desired value.

When you initially set up Nokia Messaging you will receive email from the last three days, then automatic delivery of new email will begin. Old email is stored to the value you set in the Settings menu.

 

Download

PLEASE read all the instructions in order to set up this prerelease client!

Download (SIS, xx kB)

Installation

If you are in a country listed below where Nokia Messaging is enabled, simply install the .sis file and follow the on device setup instructions to configure your personal email account(s).

  • Australia, Austria, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Malaysia, Netherlands, Norway, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Singapore, Slovakia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, Venezuela

Otherwise, you will need these additional instructions to complete the setup:

  • Install the .sis file, and when the email setup screen appears, stop there
  • From your PC, go to https://email.nokia.com
  • If you already have a Nokia Messaging account
    1. Select "Log in"
    2. Enter your primary email address and password
    3. Select "Install now"
    4. Enter your phone number, select any device, then select "Next"
  • If you do not have a Nokia Messaging Account account
    1. Select "Sign up"
    2. Select any device and complete the simple 3 step signup process
  • Wait for the SMS to arrive on your device, but do NOT open it
  • When the SMS is received, the client provisioning is done automatically in the background
  • Select "Start", enter just your password, and log in.  If you are prompted for an email address, something went wrong and you should repeat these steps

Usage

  • The message list optimizes its view depending on whether you’re in portrait or landscape mode. It shows a preview of the beginning of each email. The preview enlarges when you select an email. Scroll by just dragging the message list, or scroll even faster using the bar on the right. Optional date dividers help separate different days’ emails; tap on one to collapse and expand it, or long-tap to collapse/expand all of them.
  • In the message list, you can tap controls at the top to change mailboxes, change folders, or to re-sort the message list by any of seven different fields.
  • A function bar at the bottom of the window (on the side, in landscape mode) offers the most common commands with a tap. The message list has a multi-select option, so your commands can apply to several emails at once.
  • In an open message, the message header expands and collapses with a single tap. Forward and backward arrows there help you move quickly through your inbox. A “select text” mode makes it easy to copy and paste. Any email you receive from a contact whose picture you have, is easy to see quickly, as their picture appears in the email header!
  • A long touch on many of the selectable areas of the client, such as an email sender or recipient, a URL, or a message in the list view, brings up a context-sensitive menu with options appropriate to the selection, such as Call Sender or Mark Unread.
  • When you compose an email, a quick tap on the To button launches the contacts list, so you can quickly address an email. Or type a few letters, and the client will display matches from your contacts and recent correspondents. Add Cc or Bcc lines to your email by tapping those buttons at the top; they are normally hidden if you don’t need them. If you have more than one mailbox, you can choose which of your mailboxes to send from with another button at the top. Input text into an email using any of your device’s text input mechanisms, from hard keyboards to on-screen keyboards to handwriting recognition.

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