Pannon subscribers and postpaid T-Mobile customers in Hungary can now enjoy Nokia Messaging push e-mail service via their Nokia handsets. This e-mail service also supports Ovi Mail, Gmail, Windows Live Hotmail and Yahoo! Mail along with major local e-mail services, such as Citromail, Indamail and Freemail.
With Nokia Messaging, users can organize up to ten personal e-mail accounts on one device. This service also allows users to access real time messaging and they can read, send, forward and reply to emails, view subfolders, download and read attachments and also attach files to emails in real time.
“In today’s world, access is of key importance – not only the access to information but also the access to each other. Mobile phones pose an obvious solution to keep in touch with each other, and the combination of a handset and an e-mail solution is perfectly in line with Pannon’s goals to offer services to our customers that make their lives easier,” quoted Gergely Laczkó Tóth, acting CMO of Pannon.
“T-Mobile offers numerous solutions for the ever more popular mobile phone based messaging to its customers, and the offer may become even more complete by introducing NokiaMessaging, as subscribers can pick the solutions best matching their needs. Subscribers increasingly expect the capability to make telephone calls, internet connections and watch TV anytime and anywhere – to have the freedom of accessing information or entertain themselves. Jointly with our partners – e.g. the market leader mobile phone manufacturer Nokia – we wish to fully meet these expectations, building upon our internationally acknowledged, excellent quality network,” remarked János Winkler, Head of T-Mobile in Hungary, COO Magyar Telekom.
“We are pleased to make this announcement simultaneously with Pannon and T-Mobile. Nokia aims to make mobile e-mail available for as many people as possible; therefore the fact that two Hungarian operators offer Nokia Messaging is an important milestone. With Nokia Messaging, we can meet the need of people to access their public e-mail whenever they want, wherever they want,” mentioned Marcus Störkel, Country Manager for Nokia in Hungary.
Subscribers can test the Nokia Messaging service for 30 days, free of charge. Later it will be made available for a monthly charge. Users can activate the service via the customer service of their mobile operator.
Presently, the service can be used with Nokia E52, E66, E72, E71 and N97 handsets.