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thanks guys for the reply. Is there a way that we can set mail check interval in blackberry i.e at what intervals should blackberry check for mails on the server<br />
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Thanks<br />
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thanks guys for the reply. Is there a way that we can set mail check interval in blackberry i.e at what intervals should blackberry check for mails on the server

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Nope. I have noticed that in the past 3 months a lot of the carriers (specifically T-Mobile) have upgraded their BIS environments, and the e-mails have been coming in MUCH faster. However, this is a setting w/ the Carrier, and you can not change it on your own.
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Nope. I have noticed that in the past 3 months a lot of the carriers (specifically T-Mobile) have upgraded their BIS environments, and the e-mails have been coming in MUCH faster. However, this is a setting w/ the Carrier, and you can not change it on your own.

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In general, as soon as an email hits the inbox, it is sent via &nbsp;push.<br />
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No control<br />
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I hope this helps !
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In general, as soon as an email hits the inbox, it is sent via  push.

No control


I hope this helps !

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Dear all,<br />
We have recently bought a few blackberry devices. I dont have a BES. I have configured a pop3 account in each blackberry. Problem is the emails come in to outlook fine but very few emails reach the blackberry. Any reason some one can think of?<br />
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thanks 
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Dear all,
We have recently bought a few blackberry devices. I dont have a BES. I have configured a pop3 account in each blackberry. Problem is the emails come in to outlook fine but very few emails reach the blackberry. Any reason some one can think of?

thanks 

blackberry receiving mails off and on from pop3 accounts

The BlackBerry operating system is proprietary; releases beginning with BlackBerry 10 include support for applications written for the Android platform. As such, developers can use almost any programming language that can be used for other smartphones, including Java, Adobe Air, .NET and HTML5/JS (via an app packaging framework like PhoneGap) .