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Configure or setup company email or web-mail account on your Android device or Thunderbird.
Today , we will see how we can set up or configure the email account on your Android device such as web-mail account. Here we will use Gmail app because in new mobile phones email app is not there so we have to configure using Gmail app only.
This tutorial is divided into 4 sections.
- Add a New Email Account
- Incoming Mail Server
- Outgoing Mail Server
- Account Options
Lets start with the first one:
Add a New Email Account
- Open the Gmail app and navigate to the Settings section.
- Tap Add account.
- Tap Personal (IMAP/POP) and then Next.
- Enter your full email address and tap Next.
- Choose the type of email account you will be using.
- POP3 will download the emails from the server and store them on your phone.
- IMAP will store the emails on the server and show a cached copy on your phone. IMAP is best in most cases.
- Exchange is not supported because it requires a Microsoft Exchange server
- Enter the password for your email address and tap Next.
Incoming Server Settings
- Username: Enter your full email address
- Password: Enter the password for your email account
- Server: This is your domain name preceded by “mail.” like mail.example.com.
- Port and Security Type:
- If you’re using POP, choose either:
- Secure – Port: 995 and Security Type: SSL/TLS (Accept all certificates)
- Insecure – Port: 110 and Security Type: None
- If you’re using IMAP, choose either:
- Secure – Port: 993 and Security Type: SSL/TLS (Accept all certificates)
- Insecure – Port: 143 and Security Type: None (Accept all certificates)
- If you’re using POP, choose either:
- Once the settings are entered, tap Next.
Outgoing Server Settings
- Select Require Sign-In.
- Username: Enter your full email address
- Password: Enter the password for your email account
- Server: This is your domain name preceded by “mail.” like mail.example.com.
- For SMTP Port and Security Type, choose either:
- Secure – Port: 465 and Security Type: SSL/TLS (Accept all certificates)
- Insecure – Port: 26 and Security Type: None (Accept all certificates)
- Once the settings are entered, tap Next.
Account Options
- Email Checking Frequency: Set how often you would like your device to check for new emails.
Note: The more regularly your device checks for new emails the more it drains your battery. - Notify me when email arrives: Leave this checked if you would like to be notified of new emails.
- Sync email from this account: Leave this checked if you want email to be checked automatically.
- Tap Next.
Please comment below to let me know that these settings working for you or not and also share whats the issue you are facing.
Ravi Yadav is an Android developer whose passion is to develop Android applications and sharing his work. He loves to post the tutorials which he created while learning any new latest technology topic.He loves to share about the latest technology happenings and other tricks that will be helpful for readers of Askfortricks.
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