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Feature and Technical Overview

Feature

switching BlackBerry devices

character set support

Support for multiple email addresses

Subscribers can receive email messages from up to ten email accounts on their BlackBerry® device.

Feature

support for existing work email addresses

support for existing personal email

addresses

simple setup of supported email addresses

BlackBerry email address

Description

Subscribers can switch the BlackBerry device that is associated with their BlackBerry Internet Service account

if they decide to use a new BlackBerry device.

The BlackBerry Internet Service supports ISO-2022-JP and UTF-8.

Description

Subscribers can add work email addresses for email accounts that use a Microsoft®

Exchange server that they access using Microsoft® Outlook® Web Access to the BlackBerry®

Internet Service. When subscribers use Microsoft Outlook Web Access, the BlackBerry Internet

Service can access subscribers' work email messages from their organization's messaging

servers.

The BlackBerry Internet Service polls subscribers' email accounts at specific time intervals

and retrieves new email messages when they arrive.

Subscribers can add personal email addresses for existing, supported email accounts that use

IMAP4 and POP3 protocols.

When subscribers send email messages using their Google Mail™, Yahoo!®,AOL® or Windows

Live™ Hotmail® email address, the BlackBerry Internet Service sends these email messages

using real-time delivery.

The BlackBerry Internet Service supports the Enhanced Google Mail™ plug-in, which allows

subscribers to add stars to and label email messages and conversations, report email messages

as spam email messages, and search the inbox.

Note: Depending on the wireless service provider, Windows Live Hotmail might not be

supported.

When subscribers add an email address for most supported email accounts, they are not

required to submit detailed server information (for example, port number, servers, SSL/no

SSL). Instead subscribers only need to provide their email address and password.

Subscribers can create a BlackBerry email address that they can use to send or receive email

messages on their BlackBerry device. When subscribers send email messages using their

BlackBerry email address, the BlackBerry Internet Service sends these email messages using

real-time delivery.

BlackBerry Internet Service features