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When you set up a POP3 or IMAP account, you must enter some server and configuration settings. To find the server and configuration settings that your email account uses, contact your email provider.
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- Overview
- Set up Exchange ActiveSync email on a BlackBerry 10 device
- Set up POP or IMAP email on a BlackBerry device
- What else do I need to know?
If you're using a BlackBerry 10 device, set up your email using Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync. Exchange ActiveSync lets you synchronize your email, calendar, and contacts, tasks, and memos.
You can set up email on your BlackBerry device using a POP3 or IMAP4 connection to your account. This means you will only be able to sync email on your device.
If you're using BlackBerry 10, set up your account using Exchange ActiveSync. Exchange ActiveSync lets you synchronize email, calendar, contacts, tasks, and memos with your account. In most cases, your device will set up your account in just a few simple steps.
1.On the BlackBerry 10 home screen, select Settings.
2.On the System Settings page, select Accounts. If you haven't yet created any accounts, select Add Account.
3.On the Add Account page, select Email, Calendar, and Contacts.
4.Type your email address and select Next.
5.Type your password and select Next. The Looking up connection information message displays. Your device tries to set up your email account automatically.
1.From the BlackBerry® home screen, select BlackBerry Setup > Set up Internet E-mail > Add An Email Account.
2.Type your email address and password, and then select Next.
3.Your BlackBerry will try to set up your email account automatically. If setup completes successfully, skip to the next step. If your email account can't be configured automatically, do the following:
4.Select I will provide the settings to add this email account.
5.Scroll down, and then select Next.
6.Select Internet Service Provider Email (POP/IMAP), and then select Next.
•If you see Not available under POP setting, IMAP setting, and SMTP setting, you may need to contact the person that manages you email account to determine your Exchange ActiveSync server name.
•If your email account is the type that requires registration, you must register it the first time you sign in to Outlook on the Web. Connecting to your email account through a mobile phone will fail if you haven't registered your account through Outlook on the Web. After you sign in to your account, sign out. Then try to connect using your mobile phone.
Feb 23, 2022 · Open System Settings. Tap Accounts. Tap Add account. Select Google and follow the Google account set up. Once the account has been set up as a Google account, the account can be added to the BlackBerry Hub+ Suite.
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