Imitation of Apple phone’s built-in email settings

The following example details the email setting process. The email address is assumed to be: abc@tom.com, password 1234

Information > Settings > Email, there are 5 options after entering : 1 sending options, 2 receiving options, 3 mail account, 4 mail settings, 5 block list (note: subject to the licensed E3 version of D908i). Let’s describe it now.

1 Sending options: There is nothing special here. Keep a copy. If this function is selected, after sending the email through the mobile phone, a copy will be automatically saved on the mail server of the email address. Note that it is not a mobile phone. on. Read the reply, you can ignore it. As for the subsequent priority and signature files, individuals can set them according to their preferences. Anyway, I set the priority to "high" and added a special note of "This email is sent from mobile phone." to the signature file. After all, sending emails via mobile phones is generally a relatively urgent matter, so increase the priority to attract the attention of the recipient of the email.

2 Receive options: Check time interval. This refers to the interval between when the mobile phone automatically logs into the mail server to check for new mails. I set it to "Not used", which means that the mobile phone automatically logs into the mailbox. You must log in manually. People with a busy email business can set this to 1 to 12 hours. Those Xiaoi users who have not opened the GPRS service must also set this to "Not Used", otherwise the mobile phone will frequently receive "DNS Error" error messages. Many people have asked about this problem on Baidu, and the solution is So simple. There are two options in the retrieval options: "Title Only" and "All Information". The former means to receive only the title information of the email, and the latter means to receive all the information of the email, including the body and attachments. As you can imagine, the wise choice is "title only". The phone's memory and network speed are limited, so it is not suitable for receiving large-volume emails. Even so, when you receive a small email, you can still manually download all the email information to your phone, which somewhat makes up for it. In other words, using Xiaoi to receive emails basically acts as an email reminder. After all, computers are not often carried with you. When encountering some important and large emails, it is safer to use a computer to receive them online. The "download limit" should not be too large, no more than 300K. It is recommended to select the "Save in the server" option, otherwise the emails on the server will be deleted after receiving emails using i. This is not very safe, and multiple backups are still necessary.

3 Mail account: After entering, there are two items: "Current Account" and "Account Settings".

Set up the account first

Account name: tom (enter the name of the email account, you can choose it)

User name: abc (enter the sender displayed in the outgoing email Your name is optional)

Email address: abc@tom.com (full address of your email)

Reply address: abc@tom.com (other people reply to your email The full address may be different from the above)

SMTP server: smtp.tom.com (Enter the IP address or domain name of the server that sends the email)

SMTP port: 25 ( Set based on email address)

SMTP User ID: abc (all characters before @ in the email address)

SMTP Password: 1234 (email password)

Secure connection (SMTP): Do not check the previous check mark, remember! Otherwise, an error message will be returned when sending an email

Retrieve server type: POP3 (IMAP4 can be selected as an alternative. I don’t know how to use it yet, so I won’t mention it for now)

POP3 server: pop. tom.com (Enter the IP address or domain name of the server that accepts email)

POP3 port: 110 (set based on email address)

Same ID and password: this check Must be checked, general email addresses are used to send and receive emails the same way

APOP login: do not check, the specific purpose is unknown

Secure connection (POP3): do not check Hit, remember! Otherwise, an error message will be returned when receiving emails

That’s all, just set it up and save it. If you need to add other email accounts, you can set them separately in "Account Settings". When there are more than 2 email accounts, you need to designate one account as the main account in "Current Account", which is the default receiving account.

4 Email settings: This is about the proxy server settings for sending and receiving emails on your mobile phone. General licensed models, or those that have been reset using the *2767*8636245# (China Email automatic setting) command do not need to be modified. There are two proxy servers inside, one is "China Mobile (Shanghai)", the access point is cmnet, the other is "China Mobile (Qingdao)", the access point is cmwap. You must choose the former to send and receive emails, because you need to use the net network service.

The former setting information is listed here for verification during manual input.

Setting name: China MOBILE (Shanghai)

Access point name: cmnet

Username: wap

Password: wap

DNS1: 211.136.18.171

DNS2: empty (generally one DNS is enough, if you have special needs, you can add another one here)

5 Block list: Block list for receiving emails, divided into "address list" and "title list". The former will accept emails with specified email addresses, while the latter will reject emails with specified header information. It’s relatively simple, so I won’t go into details here.

After the specific settings of the above 5 items, when the GPRS service is activated and the network signal is good, you can enter the email box to receive emails. After receiving the email, it will be displayed at the top level of the title bar of the mobile phone. @ email flag for reminders.

I would like to remind you of a few details:

1. The POP3 and SMTP addresses of the email addresses can be checked clearly in the customer service of each email address. They are similar, but not exactly the same. For example The POP3 addresses of most mailboxes are of the pop3.xyz.com type, but the Tom mailbox above is pop.xyz.com. Although it is a small difference, the one-letter difference is enough to make people depressed for a long time. success.

2. The message tone of email is different from SMS and MMS and can be set separately.

3. In addition to short messages and wap messages, all other information in the mobile phone, such as MMS, pictures, ringtones, business cards, etc., can be sent via email. MMS, email, and Bluetooth are the three sending methods that go hand in hand.

4. When the mobile phone sends an email, the system will store a backup copy of the email in the "Sent" mailbox by default. Note that this is stored on the mobile phone and is different from the "Save a copy" in the 1 sending option. The meaning and address are different.

5. If an email address is stored in the contact's information, MMS, pictures, ringtones, business cards and other information can be sent to the person's mobile phone at the same time in a mixed method of "email + MMS" And email, double insurance. In other words, the email sending address can support entering mobile phone number and email address.

6. Except for hotmail and yahoo, as well as some other mailboxes with "special sending and receiving attributes", all other mailboxes can be set up and used in small e. But please note that you can only set up a maximum of 5 email accounts at the same time in Xiao e. If you have more, we will not accept them, haha)