BlackBerry Internet Service (BIS) enables a individual customer to browse the internet, chat online and check personal emails on POP 3, IMAP (Yahoo, Gmail ) etc. You can even integrate upto 10 email accounts online on your BlackBerry BIS account. BlackBerry Internet Services features basic anti-SPAM filtering to help reduce, but not eliminate, unwanted junk email for the optional @zainng.blackberry.com email account. You will need to configure your anti-SPAM settings for these services. BlackBerry Internet Service is a solution that pushes emails automatically to your email account without the hassle of dialing in or downloading. PDA phones currently do not support the application.
Email is redirected to your BlackBerry device so you can send, receive, forward and reply to messages while you’re on the go. You can also view popular document attachments on your BlackBerry. Emails will automatically be deleted from your Blackberry after a certain amount of time. This can be set using the ‘Auto Age’ feature on the Blackberry webclient . Email is pushed to the user, and changes on the device will be visible if the user logs in from a desktop computer over the internet as well. For the BIS user, contacts, to dos, and the personal journal can still be synchronized manually, but the user must tether the device to the computer and use the BlackBerry Desktop Manager software.
Mail) onto your BlackBerry, you must first run a setup from the BlackBerry Internet Service client. You can access the Service client from your BlackBerry or from your desktop computer. Mail account to forward email messages to your handheld. On the following page, click Add An Email Account, enter the email address and password in the appropriate fields on the following page, and then select Next to proceed.
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