Can Blackberries do POP3 email?

Something quiet in the back of my head is telling me they use some ludicrous proprietary protocol for emails.

I'm probably wrong. Will google to see.

Posted By: Arizona Bay on May 20th 2008 at 10:56:35

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Techfaces (General Chat) - malkybarkid, May 20, 10:52:47
- Can Blackberries do POP3 email? (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, May 20, 10:56:35
  - Yes. (General Chat) - Johnny Comecardiff, May 20, 10:59:50
  - if not, maybe they could get a Sidekick... (n/m) (General Chat) - blindasabat, May 20, 10:59:24
- well what you could do is... (General Chat) - blindasabat, May 20, 10:54:12
  - tried that and a mailfox - still dunt work (n/m) (General Chat) - malkybarkid, May 20, 10:54:44
    - You might need to speak to ICO3 (if it's them you've hosted the domain with) (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, May 20, 11:01:56
      - Ah. Your man needs to do some tinkering with is Blackberry config on some admin (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, May 20, 11:05:10
      - Try this..... (General Chat) - Johnny Comecardiff, May 20, 11:03:27
        
        ^^^ That's the badger. The link at the bottom of that, where it takes (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, May 20, 11:07:00
        
        PS: mbk's face has just been teched right off. (n/m) (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, May 20, 11:08:10
        
        It flippin has. The guy who is setting it up for the client does it a million times a day (General Chat) - malkybarkid, May 20, 11:13:01
        
        In that case you might need to ask questions to ICO3. (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, May 20, 11:15:03
        
        Maybe the the client hasn't actually enabled POP3 access on his email account? (General Chat) - BerlinCanary, May 20, 11:48:37

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