'droid Users

[TimberWolf]

What do you guys do with regard to having another email (gmail) address? Forward you email to gmail, pull/push mail to gmail and have mail delivered to mulipe email addresses, or use both gmail plus your regular email software and keep the mailboxes seperate?

 

[SimonMac]

What do you guys do with regard to having another email (gmail) address? Forward you email to gmail, pull/push mail to gmail and have mail delivered to mulipe email addresses, or use both gmail plus your regular email software and keep the mailboxes seperate?

For your main email address are you using the gmail app or the mail app with Exchange?

You can add another gmail account to the main mail app (I hope that makes sense) if you set it up as IMAP, however when I did this I got a bizzare situation where any sent emails will be in my usual SENT label on gmail, but also duplicated in a newly created IMAP/SENT label

 

[TimberWolf]

For your main email address are you using the gmail app or the mail app with Exchange?

Both at the moment. I have some mail directed to my gmail account but the bulk still goes to my regular mail account, which is also set up on my 'smartphone'. Currently I rarely collect regular email on my phone.

 

[TheFaQQer]

are they all free ?

Yes - the only thing I've paid for was My Backup Pro

 

[TheFaQQer]

What do you guys do with regard to having another email (gmail) address? Forward you email to gmail, pull/push mail to gmail and have mail delivered to mulipe email addresses, or use both gmail plus your regular email software and keep the mailboxes seperate?

If they are multiple Gmail accounts (or even an email address hosted on Google Apps now), then you can have multiple accounts on the phone at the same time.

I have two Gmail accounts and two Google Apps email accounts on the phone.

 

[darmstadt]

I originally set up the e-mail client to handle my own domain (5 boxes,) Hotmail and Yahoo with Google Mail as a seperate App but now uses apps for all other mail providers apart from my own domain.