Showing posts with label Hotmail. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hotmail. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 6, 2009

Tips on collecting mails to Momail from PC Praxis


The German magazine PC Praxis recently provided a quick an easy guide for collecting your webmails, eg, GMX into your Momail account. Check it out to see how easy it is to be able to read and reply to mails from your GMX, Gmail, Hotmail, and other webmails!

The advantages are many - not only being able to stay in touch quickly and easily while on the go, but also saving money over other mobile mail services due to Momail's patented optimization technology.

Wednesday, February 11, 2009

Use Momail on the G1 Android Phone

In reviewing user forums, it appears some consumers are having problems accessing their non-Gmail accounts on their G1's. With Momail, the solution is simple. Just sign up via the Momail site, and then follow the directions below (it's easlier than it looks!):

1. From the phone's Home Screen, tap the Application Button.

2. Tap the Email icon

3. If this is your first account, you will be presented with a email setup screen. Skip this and press Menu button, and tap the Add Account button.

4. In the “Type your account email address” box, enter your full email address, number@momail.xx (xx = country domain)

5. On the other row, enter your password.

6. Tap the “Manual setup” button.

7. Tap the “IMAP account” button

8. Enter the following information
• Username: number@momail.xx
• Password: Your password
• IMAP server: imap.momail.xx
• Port: 143
• Secure type: Off

9. Tap the Next button. The device will connect to the internet, so check your incoming settings.

10. On the “Outgoing Server settings” screen, enter the following information in the spaces provided:
• SMTP server: smtp.momail.xx
• Port: 2525
• Security type: None

11. Tap the “Require sign-in” checkbox

12. In the Username box, enter number@momail.xx

13. Enter your password were it says password

14. Tap the Next button. The device will connect to the internet and check your outgoing settings.

15. On the “Account Options” screen, select your “Email checking frequency,”

16. Tap the “Notify me when email arrives” checkbox to see an alert on the status bar when you have a new email.

17. Name your account

18. Enter your name as you want it displayed in email.

19. Now you are ready to retrieve optimized emails from your Momail account!

Monday, December 1, 2008

iPhone users love Momail

Over the last 6 months, iPhone users have signed up for Momail at a much higher rate than for other handsets. As the feedback on the native iPhone mail client has been positive, this sign-up rate has surprised us at Momail - so we'd love your feedback as to why you - as Momail on iPhone users - prefer Momail over the native application.

Thus far, feedback we have received from iPhone users on why they prefer Momail include:

- better access to Hotmail on iPhones
- minimized data usage
- overall ease of use

Do you have additional suggestions? We look forward to your feedback! Leave a comment, or email us at support@momail.com.

(other top phones of Momail in Europe users include the Nokia N95, N73, 5200 and 6300, the SonyEricsson K800i, K750i, W200i, K550i, and the Samsung E250).

Monday, October 27, 2008

No Java required

While it is great to see Gmail continuing to improve its mobile mail service - and its recognition of the growth of consumer email - there are some drawbacks to its updated service. Mainly, Google continues to rely on Java, which (as even they admit) can only work on Java enabled handsets. Relying on Java not only limits the handset models on which the service is available, Java apps also requires alot of memory, and not all handsets have the amount needed - especially if you want to also have photos, music, videos, etc. on your handsets.

Momail has a better solution! As we work on the native platforms of the majority of handsets in the market today, no Java, Symbian, Android, etc. is required. And, for all the mobile Gmail users - Momail supports Gmail - as well as Yahoo!, Hotmail, and your favorite ISP and webmail services. Just set it up under "Email Accounts" within your Momail account.

And... just in time for Christmas, Momail works on upcoming "iPhone killers" - thus increasing the number of supported handsets to 1200 different models.

Thursday, August 7, 2008

Momail best in Test - PC Praxis, Germany

We're excited to announce that Momail has been tested best in test by the experts at PC Praxis in Germany! They tested Momail against 7 other popular mobile PUSH email services, including services such as Gmail, Hotmail and GMX. Our score: sehr gut, 1,3 (very good). More information from Testberichte.de