Help needed with iphone!!
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Help needed with iphone!!
Chaps,
As title need some help with iphone........
Can send a receive e-mails with wi-fi at home, problem is I can't send or receive when using 3g when I'm out and about. Any ideas?
My wi-fi B/B provider is Talktalk and phone is contract with Orange
Many thanks if anyone can help...........looked at both websites
Mark
As title need some help with iphone........
Can send a receive e-mails with wi-fi at home, problem is I can't send or receive when using 3g when I'm out and about. Any ideas?
My wi-fi B/B provider is Talktalk and phone is contract with Orange
Many thanks if anyone can help...........looked at both websites
Mark
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Chaps,
As title need some help with iphone........
Can send a receive e-mails with wi-fi at home, problem is I can't send or receive when using 3g when I'm out and about. Any ideas?
My wi-fi B/B provider is Talktalk and phone is contract with Orange
Many thanks if anyone can help...........looked at both websites
Mark
As title need some help with iphone........
Can send a receive e-mails with wi-fi at home, problem is I can't send or receive when using 3g when I'm out and about. Any ideas?
My wi-fi B/B provider is Talktalk and phone is contract with Orange
Many thanks if anyone can help...........looked at both websites
Mark
Who is the host of your email address? Orange, Google etc - we can go from there.
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Talktalk is my e-mail host and Orange is my phone provider.
I can send and receive at home so I'm assuming my TT setting for use with my home wi-fi is ok it's when I'm not at home I need to send and receive e-mails through 3G which I assume must be Orange
Thanks for the help Spoon
I can send and receive at home so I'm assuming my TT setting for use with my home wi-fi is ok it's when I'm not at home I need to send and receive e-mails through 3G which I assume must be Orange
Thanks for the help Spoon
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Talktalk is my e-mail host and Orange is my phone provider.
I can send and receive at home so I'm assuming my TT setting for use with my home wi-fi is ok it's when I'm not at home I need to send and receive e-mails through 3G which I assume must be Orange
Thanks for the help Spoon
I can send and receive at home so I'm assuming my TT setting for use with my home wi-fi is ok it's when I'm not at home I need to send and receive e-mails through 3G which I assume must be Orange
Thanks for the help Spoon
This too. http://help.talktalk.co.uk/app/answe...n-my-iphone%3F
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This should help. http://help.orange.co.uk/orangeuk/su...ersonal/487595
This too. http://help.talktalk.co.uk/app/answe...n-my-iphone%3F
This too. http://help.talktalk.co.uk/app/answe...n-my-iphone%3F
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Ps - Done the TT one and thats sorted thanks, when using wi-fi ! Looks like I may have to set up an Orange e-mail address to use 3g
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Edit. Jack spoke sooner.
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Mark, just to add. Set up a Gmail address and on your desktop open up Gmail and there in settings you can add your TT address to allow Gmail to fetch any emails still sent to that TT address. You can also have all other email addresses added to that Gmail account pushed to your iPhone without having to fetch them manually. On top of that you can set the 'reply' email address to the address the email was sent to and not the Gmail address.
Basically you can use Gmail as a very versatile engine room.
Basically you can use Gmail as a very versatile engine room.
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Mark, just to add. Set up a Gmail address and on your desktop open up Gmail and there in settings you can add your TT address to allow Gmail to fetch any emails still sent to that TT address. You can also have all other email addresses added to that Gmail account pushed to your iPhone without having to fetch them manually. On top of that you can set the 'reply' email address to the address the email was sent to and not the Gmail address.
Basically you can use Gmail as a very versatile engine room.
Basically you can use Gmail as a very versatile engine room.
Mark
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