Using e-mail on your Sidekick 3

When you first power on and register your Sidekick device, you automatically receive a personal Sidekick e-mail account. Your Sidekick e-mail account is available immediately on your device and from the e-mail application on the desktop interface. You can also add up to three Post Office Protocol 3 (POP3) or Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP) e-mail accounts. Additional e-mail accounts can be fetched and administered from the device or the desktop interface.

Accessing Sidekick e-mail from the device
Adding POP3 or IMAP accounts
Sending e-mail
How to open e-mail attachments and what types are supported
How to force fetch POP3, IMAP, and @tmail.com accounts to get most recent e-mail
Accessing Sidekick e-mail from the desktop interface
How to change my tmail e-mail address



Community tip: A good way to prevent spam is to avoid putting your full Sidekick e-mail address on public sites (blogs, forums, etc.) without some kind of obfusication (such as, cooldude AT sidekick DOT com). Spam robots trawl the net looking to harvest addresses and sign them up, but they often can't figure out simple changes like that. Or, another option is to add obvious extra words, such as cooldudeNOSPAMPLEASE@sidekick.com, where a human would see to remove the capitalized letters to get cooldude's address.