I may be wrong but it is my understanding is that J--Phone et al uses
similar hardware (supplied by the same vendors, such as Logica) to the
SMSC's that the GSM world uses, to pass mobile email around their networks.
Exchanging SMS within operators remains problem free but where we are
starting to see issues of late and lost delivery (store and forward becomes
store and forget) is where mail is sent across operator or from PC to phone.
Thus perhaps the bottlenecks being experienced are in the gateways that
connect internet to mobile internet.
Ian Morrison, Synapsx Pte Ltd
-----Original Message-----
Sometimes my yahoo emails to J-Phone are fast, but
late last week 4 of them failed after trying to
connect for 1 day.
I did a little test, and there seems to be some
correlation (but not a direct one) with the use of a
Sender header line, as mentioned on this list earlier.
Anyway, J-Phone is just usable enough now to cause
some serious problems. I wish my girlfriend would
switch to another company. Has any other phone
company had these kinds of problems?
Thanks,
11011011
--- Manish Prabhune <applet_graphics@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Not sure if I am correct in saying this, but mails
> sent to a J-Phone from a
> Yahoo account
> reach well on time. My company account and the
> hotmail account took 3 days
> in the
> last week to deliver messages.
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Received on Mon Nov 26 14:13:13 2001