Pannon, T-Mobile and Nokia announced today that they will bring Nokia Messaging, Nokia’s easy-to-use email service to their customers having Nokia enabled devices in Hungary. From the 1 st November, all Pannon customers and postpaid T-Mobile customers will be able to access the Nokia Messaging push e-mail service, which supports all leading consumer e-mail solutions, such as Ovi Mail, Gmail, Windows Live Hotmail and Yahoo! Mail, plus the local favourites Citromail, Indamail and Freemail.
Nokia Messaging lets you mobilise up to ten personal e-mail accounts on one device. You get your mail in real time, you can read, send, forward and reply, view and upload attachments and get at your subfolders too. Supported phones are the E52, E66, E72, E71 and the N97.
You can test it for 30 days free and after that its a monthly charge. How much, they dont say, which is the one thing everybody will ask !! Activation isnt automatic either, you have to ask your operators customer service to switch it on. T-Mobile people, look for Nokia E-mail in the terms, thats the name they use.
Nokia’s country manager for Hungary Marcus Störkel says people want their public e-mail “whenever they want, wherever they want”. Hungary is a bit late here, Nokia said the service would go live in Finland, Germany, Spain and the UK from the first quarter. We’ll update when the pricing turns up, so stay tuned.
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