Well after not updating the page for a while I'm feeling a bit guilty but I recently stumbled onto the settings for actuallu getting your hotmail emails, attachments and all So here we go

Go to Messaging , select options , settings , email , mailboxes , options , new mailboxes.
1 - Select start
2 - Select pop3
3 - Type in your email address
4 - Then when your asked for your incoming mail server - pop3.live.com
5 - Outgoing mail server - stmp.live.com
6 - Access point should be your default internet access point.
7 - Name your mailbox...... Nearly there

Now select the new mailbox select connection settings ,Incoming email

1 - User name is your email address
2 - Password should be your access password
3 - Now scroll to security ports select SSL/TLS
4 - Port is default then APOP is off...... Next

Go back and select outgoing email

1 - Your email address should be there already if not put it in, then insert the name your real name as user name
2 - insert your access password again
3 - Again security ports SSL/TLS
4 - Security port should be set to 25

Now all you do is set up your personal requirements for retrieval settings and how often you want to do your retrievals.

Any problems contact me @ dave@daveglennon.com

I'm also overloaded with software if you want games themes or any things contact me and I'll try to help you out..

Enjoy

Dave

well the official app is finally here!!! The link?

http://www.BBC.co.uk/mobile/iplayer/...

I personally recommend using the n95s native browser to click on this link, it will install automatically. Also some people are having issues using 3g on it, it is specifically meant for wi-fi.

Also, the programmes open in realplayer...before you open the programme and settle down to a dose of easties or top gear, make sure you go into the realplayer settings and choose the default connection.

Oh, and forget it if you are from the uk. It won't work. It's what we Brits pay our tv license for!!!!!!

Okay, so we've been fairly quiet on the apps side, just been rather hectic recently. However here is a lil app called Gdesk. Its only in beta stages just now, so its not near the finished product, but have a go!

A bit complicated to start with, but it gives you an opportunity to customise your standby screen to the way you want it looking, and the icons you want to show, where you want!

http://www.symbian-skin.com/catalog....

This is the latest version. I havent tried the latest but they say theres less mistakes and bugs on it!

Instructions are also included in the zip file, took about 10 mins to get going for me, but I have to say i like the idea!