BlackBerry® Internet E-mail - Account Integration Features

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Feature
	Real Time Delivery	Deletes		Read/Unread Status		Sent Items Folder	Use Source SMTP
E-mail Account type	Messages are immediately delivered to the device. Otherwise, they are sent on a 15-minute interval.	Sync from Device to Mailbox	Sync from Mailbox to Device	Sync from Device to Mailbox	Sync from Mailbox to Device	Messages sent from the device are automatically copied to the Sent folder at Source Mailbox.*	Messages sent from the device go out through the Source Mailbox infrastructure.
Yahoo!®	Yes	Yes (user controlled)	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Windows Live, Hotmail and MSN	Yes	Yes (user controlled)	No	Yes	No	Yes	Yes
AOL®	Yes	Yes (user controlled)	No	Yes	No	No ¹	No
Gmail (POP3)	Yes	Yes (user controlled)	Yes	No	No	No	Yes
POP3	No	Yes (user controlled)	No	No	No	No ¹	No
IMAP	No	Yes	No	Yes	No	Yes, in most cases ^{1, 3}	No
Outlook Web Access	No	Yes (user controlled)	No	Yes ²	No	Yes	Yes
Hosted mailbox tmo.blackberry.net	Yes	n/a *	n/a *	n/a *	n/a *	n/a *	n/a *

Notes:

Customers can use the Auto BCC feature to copy their Sent Items from the device to the source mailbox.
Read/Unread Status does not work for Outlook Web Access for Exchange Server 5.5 or older.
For IMAP accounts, Sent Items are copied to the source mailbox for many (but not all) IMAP servers, depending on the name of the folder where Sent Items are stored.
These features are not applicable because the tmo.blackberry.net account is a device-only account with no server interface.
When messages are automatically deleted from the source mailbox, they may be moved to a “Deleted” folder, or they may be permanently deleted, depending on the account type and server settings. Messages deleted from the source mailbox are not automatically deleted from the device.

*Auto BCC feature is not available for account types that automatically copy Sent Items to source mailbox. It’s unnecessary.

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