BlackBerry smartphones receive do not eMail, battery life goes fast

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• BlackBerry smartphones receive is not SOME IMAP emails

  After the initial Setup, I am able to receive emails on my BB Curve 8530 SOME, but not all.  Others do not receive on my BB FONT appear in Outlook 2007.  I can't identify any difference between these emails I receive on the BB and I did not.  On the recommendation of my host, I use their IMAP server.  POP3 is an option too.  I finished the registration and the reconciliation process.  I have consulted with my hosting provider and Verizon Wireless and RIM; all are perplexed.

  I would like ideas.

  Thanks for your reply.  A phone call to Verizon Wireless has led to a call with RIM, which determined that the Blackberry firewall settings were not accurate.  Specifically, the firewall has been created to BLOCK BIS emails!

  Your question, check the firewall, RIM also checked before the Outlook setting that leaves copies of the mail on the server; they were OK.  RIM even could not explain why some emails so forced that others have not.  In any case, all is well now!

• BlackBerry-blackBerry Smartphones don't curve NO battery life

  Hello all I just bought a blackberry curve 8250. .i responsible for four hours and is gone to work... low and behold a few hours my blackberry was dead! I was shocked and upset I had no phone every day... I went home and charge it for 10 hours... It's just 10 hours and low and here are 15 minutes the bar disappear from... as soon as I'm at work I charge it again... This is absurd.

  My Nokia lasted 3 days! I have no midn load blackberry every day, but with a life of 2 hours is a joke... Of course, it must be faulty? I haven't yet started emailing or still... just browsing using blackberry mesenger and a few quick phone calls...

  It is important to note that I don't live in a 'black box' I have no reception in the House with optus but telstra and vodafone are very well... again my nokia never had a short battery life... can someone help me out here... im really regretting buying a blackberry and I'm stuck with it for 2 years now!

  If your battery runs out THAT fast, you have other ongoing things.

  This, for now, with smart BlackBerry powered phone, remove the battery for a few seconds and then reinsert the battery to restart.

  There is no harm in it, and doing so will kill all active applications.

• BlackBerry smartphones receives do not all emails on Storm

  I get only about 1/3 of my email on my Storm. I have a POP account with a 3rd-party set up with the Blackberry e-mail system to leave emails on my PC and send to my BB Storm.

  The instructions on the forums said:

  If you have a problem sending or receiving e-mail messages,
  Send books to service for your BlackBerry Storm smartphone.

  To send service directories, follow these steps:
  1. on the home screen, click Settings > e-mail settings.
  2. in the email accounts screen, display the menu and click on Service of depreciation. <== this="" option="" is="" not="" on="" the=""> of the storm

  3. click on Send Service books.

  How can I make my email forwarding more reliable?

  Hello!

  A bit of clarification, if you don't mind. Do you use the desktop redirector to send e-mails you or do you use BIS to draw from your POP account and send you Storm?

  If you use BIS - how do you have your PC e-mail application set about e-mail leaving on your POP Server? If your PC is to remove them from the server, then it could be a matter of time - if your PC is to remove them from the server before the polling interval BIS, then they wouldn't be here when BIS tries to shoot them.

  With respect to the service books, I can't say clearly if you listed all the steps... they are:

  1. Setup
  2. E-mail settings
  3. (sign in if you have created a password)
  4. scroll and highlight (do not click) the email account appropriate to handle BIS
  5. Click on the button (the button to the right of the green phone button) BB
  6. Select Service books
  7. Click on "send Service books.

  If the option "Service books" is not in the menu, then maybe something else is missing. Have you tried logging into your site Web of BIS (http://www.blackberryfaq.com/index.php/Where_can_I_log_into_my_BIS_account%3F) carriers? I found it easier to manage the parameters of BIS from a PC and this site since the storm of the interface. (You may need about the storm, create an identifier and a password first... then you will be able to connect via the BIS Web site).

• BlackBerry smartphones receives do not e-mail

  Yesterday, I was able to send and receive emails and SMS text.  Last night I put in place a new bluetooth adapter for my computer and sync my contacts in outlook, then off bluetooth.  I turned off the phone by pressing the red button during the night.  This morning I turned on the phone expect to get all my email but got nothing.

  I discovered that I can send but not receive.  All services seem to work, simply cannot receive.

  Any ideas what the problem may be?

  1. options > advanced > host Routing Table > Menu > register.

  2 send your service from your carrier's BIS site books.
  Of your handheld: http://www.blackberry.com/btsc/KB15402
  Your desktop PC: http://www.blackberry.com/btsc/KB02830

  3. with the BlackBerry device powered time, remove battery for a few seconds and then reinsert the battery to restart

• BlackBerry Blackberry Smartphones receive do not e-mail but can send

  I have a colleague who has sporadic problems with his blackberry.

  It seems that it cannot receive emails but can send as he wishes.

  It is more an intermittent problem, but can sometimes take days to solve, usually resolve itself.

  If anyone has experienced this? or can you advice on what may be the cause and the solution of the problem?

  Given what you have revealed now, I have a new question. Is - this email BES? It is a device controlled by BES? If so, then see your admins BES that they control everything, even the features and functions of any BIS email accounts that can be configured.

• BlackBerry smartphones receive do not mail

  I can send email from my BB, but for some reason that I don't get everything now.

  Only the events in the last hour or two!

  All ideas

  Sorting just must have been lagging somehow

• Battery life goes faster since last week

  Hello everyone, since last Sunday the battery of my iPhone 6 (16 GB, over 1 year) worsens, although I do not change how to use my phone. Normally, the battery lasts for several days, but now I have to charge in the afternoon and all night. Last year I had the same problem and I thought that was a cause of the heat outside. At that time there my iPhone 6 was still warranty so I just sent it to Apple and I got a new. Last week, it was also quite warm outside so maybe it's the same cause and effect still.

  Then someone know how to improve or repair again my battery?

  Thank you!

  tina_00 wrote:

  Hello everyone, since last Sunday the battery of my iPhone 6 (16 GB, over 1 year) worsens, although I do not change how to use my phone. Normally, the battery lasts for several days, but now I have to charge in the afternoon and all night. Last year I had the same problem and I thought that was a cause of the heat outside. At that time there my iPhone 6 was still warranty so I just sent it to Apple and I got a new. Last week, it was also quite warm outside so maybe it's the same cause and effect still.

  Then someone know how to improve or repair again my battery?

  Thank you!

  http://www.Apple.com/batteries/maximizing-performance/

• BlackBerry Smartphones still do not receive emails! Any suggestions?

  I have not received incoming emails to my BB (Curve 8310) since 01:00 yesterday morning.  Outgoing emails, texts, phone everything beautiful.  I hear that the failure is supposed to be more, so what gives?

  First thing, a simple reboot: with the BlackBerry device powered on, remove the battery a few seconds and then reinsert the battery to restart.

  Give it 15-20 minutes and if still nothing:

  On your BlackBerry device, go to:

  1. options > advanced > host Routing Table > Menu > register.

  2 send your service from your carrier's BIS site books:
  Of your handheld: http://www.blackberry.com/btsc/KB15402

  Go to the Personal Email Set Up icon and sign. Then under help!, select Service books and select send service books.

  Your desktop PC: http://www.blackberry.com/btsc/KB02830
  North American carriers - scroll down to select your carrier
  Carriers worldwide - find your operator from the list

  3. with the BlackBerry device powered time, remove battery for a few seconds and then reinsert the battery to restart. This restart, even if you have already done this, is often necessary to install the service books.

• Option of blackBerry Smartphones to add POP email our not available

  On my new BlackBerry Bold 9900 to add POP email accounts as described in the manual is not available. Only the enterprise option activation is provided. The BB is a no camera brand and sold by AMAZON. OS 7.1 Paket 2061 (V7.1.0.714, platform 5.1.0.532) is there a possibility to activate the email POP account option, because I don't want to use push / mail to the company.

  Thank you so much

  Dirk

  Dirk_Thomas wrote:

  Hi John,.

  Thanks, sorry for the late reply. This means that for example a classic Blackberry with OS 10, withdrawing its own e-mail from a pop account without specific data plan. Fix?

  Thank you

  Dirk

  BB10 models the client polls for email on POP3 server at an interval that you select.  When the mail client is e-mail it downloads it not the device.   In function, you can set a time interval (30 minutes or an hour) and then manually refresh if you happen to check at any time between the two.   You can define short intervals, if you want and see what it does to the battery life.

  On models BBOS (with BIS such as described above), the BIS server made the polling stations, and it pushes email to the handset.  The polling interval depends on, if the BIS is to find send it to the server every time that he asks, so they tend to ask more frequently.  If there are no e-mail, he returned to the default which is something like 15 minutes.   Some accounts are pushed from email arrives, for example say Live or Outlook.com.

• BlackBerry Smartphones Blackberry ID App world update and battery life

  Hello

  Yesterday, I received a message saying I needed to update my blackberry app world to integrate a Blackberry ID in the new version.  After completing the update, my battery life has been significantly reduced.

  My normal operation autonomy is about 24 to 32 hours.  I got the phone on the charger overnight and after cutting the cord this morning, 4 hours later, I'm at 40% battery, where I should be 90-95%.

  I have not done other updates since the Blackberry ID push, and normally my data usage is low. (IE, less than 300 MB per month)

  You ask what are my options in this case.  I guess I'll have to work on the resettlement of the application through my Blackberry Desktop manager, but I was wondering if there is something I can do in the immediate future.  I've done several soft resets, and it did not help.  I'll do a hard reset (remove battery) and try that.

  Thank you.

  After a few system updates and deleting app world, my battery issues have been resolved.  marking this post completed.

• Sync gmail contacts OK blackBerry Smartphones, but can not synchronize Emails

  Dear Blackberry community!

  I recently changed my contract mobile and kept my professional Blackberry Curve 9300.

  I managed to configure gmail and synchronize contacts & the order of the day, but I can't seem to synchronize emails.

  It seems to me that the old configuration blocking private Email-addresses is still active, but I don't know where and how to change.

  Thanks a lot for your help!

  Cheers, Inken

  Hello and welcome to the community!

  Of what you say, I read that you had BES enabled on your BB, you have separated from the company/what BES now, but your BB was not properly cleaned of it's political, that continues to limit the things. To remedy this, you perform a specific wiping of your BB as follows:

  1. First of all, review the link of my auto-sig about backups... this process will completely clean your BB and you have to start over.
  2. Once ready, follow this KB to clean your BB of the it policy:
     • KB31291 How to reset a BlackBerry smartphone to factory using BlackBerry Desktop Software Settings
  3. When / if you restore, DO NOT do a full restore, restore only those databases that are essential, especially to avoid those who have something to do with the company, BES, political, etc.. If you fail at this stage and all restore, you simply put it on your BB policy and be right where you started.

  Good luck!

• BlackBerry smartphones receive emails on my blackberry 8300

  I created my blackberry to receive my emails to my ATT email account. Everything worked fine for a while, but now I get these emails from network, [email protected], with a subject of RIM and a bunch of numbers after him. Enamel said not to remove or to answer because it is used to transport data between the blackberry and a home server and it will be processed by the server.

  Why am I getting these and I can stop them appear in my house and Blackberry email? Help!

  Try this, which had been originally posted by bifocals...

  If you have several accounts of messaging on the Blackberry, you have multiple calendars.

  Go to options, options, advanced services by default. Make sure that the CICAL and CMIME accompany the calendar you want to use on the BB.

  Then, go to the calendar, options, and you will see a calendar by e-mail.

  Highlight and click the calendar that you want to use as main calendar, note the number of records.

  Highlight the other calendar and see if there are records it as well.

  The goal is to have a calendar with all the correct information.

  If you have a default calendar listed, and it contains documents, they will be not correctly synchronize with the desktop computer.

  Be patient with the messages, they should be gone by the end of the day.  Let know us and good luck!

• Phone and blackBerry Smartphones Low battery life goes off

  I just downloaded the new software for device for my Curve 8300 (v 4.5.0.110) and now my battery lasts only a few hours and if I'm on the phone for more than 7 or 8 minutes its starts buzzing (such as static) then the phone just stops. Is there a patch or do I uninstall it and go back to my old software. My provider is ATT

  You have the most recent of ATT, which is quite old already regarding the release builds.

  The one I linked to is from another carrier, and if you follow this link, you will be fine. Always make a backup of your BlackBerry device in the first place, using the Desktop Manager.

  Anyway,.110 release wasn't a draining battery, you use probably a few apps in the background this need to fence.

  To do this: with the BlackBerry device powered on, remove the battery a few seconds and then reinsert the battery to restart.

  Now load the device completely to 100% and keep an eye on the drain of the battery over the next day.

• BlackBerry smartphones cannot set up email

  I just got a new bold 9900 but can not set up my email account, he checks the updates and said 'YOUR DEVICE ENCOUNTERED A PROBLEM WITH THIS APPLICATION SERVER'

  Hi eskibus

  Thanks for this info! Then first save your pocket computer with your business network, on the home screen of the BlackBerry smartphone.

  (a) click on Options > device > Advanced system settings > the host Routing Table >

  (b) press the Menu key, and then click Register now

  (c) wait a registration messages arrives in your Inbox.

  KB00510 : how to register a BlackBerry smartphone with wireless network

  Once you receive the registration in your messages Inbox message, perform a battery pull reboot by removing the battery while your device is turned on, wait at least a minute then reinsert back. Finally after you restart your BlackBerry browser, go to www.blackberry.com/integrate to add / change your email account.

  Please try it, it might be useful.