Saturday, 17 April 2010
A beautiful night in the park.
It might not be the late 20's Celsius lake my south American destination but it's still sunshine and happy days.
Grounded
Well I should be wrighting this from a distant airport lounge whilst waiting for my connecting flight, but instead i'm off to the post office and then onto the local butcher to re stock for the week
:(
Cheers
Gee
Friday, 16 April 2010
Will it fly?
Well as i'm sure you're aware there is currently a huge volcanic ash cloud floting over UK/Europen airspace, i'm keeping my eyes on National Air Traffic Service and Flightstats.co.uk for updates on flights.
To keep my spirits high whilst wondering if i'm actually gonna get to fly tomorrow morning I've been amazed by some of the images taken of the cloud and this scotish guy :D
To keep my spirits high whilst wondering if i'm actually gonna get to fly tomorrow morning I've been amazed by some of the images taken of the cloud and this scotish guy :D
Thursday, 15 April 2010
Finally got the phone to Email, Vodafone Smtp servers.
It's only been 6+ months worth of trying every combination of Smtp servers, ports, authentications, encryptions and even different wap/gprs connections from servage.net, Gmail , Yahoo! mail and even Vodafone uk themselves, but judging the last post (sent form phone) I've finally got my W995 on Vodafone uk to send Emails!
Vodafone being the 3rd largest operator in the UK still arn't trusted by 3rd party SMTP servers for sending of emails. I've been able to receive pop3 emails from my account with http://www.servage.net/ from the begining but have never been able to send mails using there SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) server smtp1.servage.net. This hasn't really bothered me until I entered the world of mobile blogging and found out that my W995s blogger aplication sends expensive MMS messages rather than Emails over my free GPRS.
Long story short, I found out that to send Emails from ANY vodafone device (click here for iPhone) you have to register for yet another email account at
Vodafone 360 account and use there smtp server smtp.360.com.
In brief for anyone with the same problems and miraculously stumbles accross my blog.
Register for an account at Vodafone 360
Use SMTP server: smtp.360.com
SMTP authentication: Enabled
User name: User name for account at Vodafone 360
Password: Password for account at Vodafone 360
Encryption: SSL
Port: 465
Thats what works for me, Hope it works for you.
Vodafone being the 3rd largest operator in the UK still arn't trusted by 3rd party SMTP servers for sending of emails. I've been able to receive pop3 emails from my account with
Long story short, I found out that to send Emails from ANY vodafone device (click here for iPhone) you have to register for yet another email account at
Vodafone 360 account and use there smtp server smtp.360.com.
In brief for anyone with the same problems and miraculously stumbles accross my blog.
Register for an account at Vodafone 360
Use SMTP server: smtp.360.com
SMTP authentication: Enabled
User name: User name for account at Vodafone 360
Password: Password for account at Vodafone 360
Encryption: SSL
Port: 465
Thats what works for me, Hope it works for you.
Monday, 5 April 2010
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