Email connection problems on Palm Treo 755

Email can be either fetched (via IMAP or POP) or pushed (Exchange). If you want instant notifications, you will have to setup your email account on the phone via an exchange server. As far as I know, Yahoo doesn't do this. For hotmail try the following:
Email Address: Your full email address Username: Your full email address Password: Your email password Server: m.hotmail.com Domain: leave blank

Is this a "stock" email program shipped with your Palm Treo?

Try to DELETE programs / Apps you don't use or need... ESPECIALLY those Apps that "auto-start" and eat up memory needlessly! *Note that some Apps are mandatory and when and if you delete them your OS / mfg will reinstall the apps they THINK you need.

IF you've added a additional App for your email service, some are poorly written and eat up bunches of memory ~ even when it's in standby waiting for new messages.

As a last resort, DELETE your email program and reinstall it with the latest version you can find that is compatible with your Treo.

Anthony

Restart your Palm Treo 744p. Take out the battery from the phone for more than 3 min and put it back in. Switch on the phone and then try to Hot sync Again. Hopefully it will work. I am assuming that you installed the Palm Desktop software came with the phone on your computer
I have same problem once in a while when i try to hotsync with new comp and this trick always worked for me.

Already replied to your email

Ok, email can be setup using a bunch of different protocols. The difference is how directly you phones data and the data on the server interact. POP and IMAP are methods for receiving email from the server, to send they use a protocol called SMTP. With POP3, email is all downloaded to your phone and saved there, with IMAP you only download the headers (...a header is like the back cover of a book). An Exchange server can do SMTP with either POP or IMAP, but when it says configure for Exchange - it means actually connecting to the mail server and integrating contacts, calendar items, email, like the Outlook client on your Windows machine. This is obviously much more server intensive and requires special permissions to do.

POP and IMAP will require the following information to work. Your login name, your password, your server, and whether the connection is secure. To find these out you can go to your coporate webmail. The user name is what you put in the user login spot, as is the password, the server will usually be either mail followed by a dot and the second half of your email address, or the web URL for the mail server...if the web access page address starts "https" then the connection is most likely secure.

This link may help further...

pin number is always 0000

hope this helps

this weblink might help you

http://www.palm.com/us/products/handhelds/e2/

Easy wireless connections
Bluetooth wireless configuration is easy, quick and intuitive. Use the Bluetooth Manager as a one-stop-shop to configure wireless connections for HotSync, Internet access, text messaging or to dial phone numbers from Contacts.


Synchronize wirelessly
Transfer information from your handheld to your Bluetooth-enabled computer from across the room. Anything you can sync via cable or cradle you can sync wirelessly – Contacts, Calendar, photos and documents.

Send email and access the web1
Browse the web with the Blazer® web browser and access your email with the VersaMail® email client. Simply connect your handheld to a Bluetooth equipped mobile phone, or a Bluetooth equipped laptop connected to the Internet.

yes go to preferences and buttons and change the email to messaging

That soulution dont seem possible with Palm treo 650 running Palm OS

backup your data and (if still in warranty) return it to Palm