The gmail app on Android sync flawlessly and seamlessly with your online account - no having to worry about messages downloaded on one client not being visible on another and so forth. Even if you have an iPhone, I'd recommend it. Gmail is very flexible, the services are always free and they have a lot of great features. The other thing is that email addresses attached to your cable, satellite, telephone, etc provider are not always permanent - what if you were to move and no longer had Cox cable, would you continue to pay them just for email service? I think not. Gmail makes this easy, as you can have your gmail account access your old email and pull any new messages right in, so to any of your friends it's pretty seamless, no having to send out a mass email saying, "hey, I changed my address, email me here now!". I recommend Gmail, and that has nothing to do with my affinity for Android either (although that does make it even better). All of these providers work with more advanced protocols such as IMAP and ActiveSync that work much better when it comes to accessing your mail on multiple devices and/or computers (Yahoo may still actually charge $ for some access, so you may want to check that). If this issue you're having is with a corporate account, I realize there's not much you can do but if this is a personal account, what I really recommend is switching to Gmail.or Yahoo!.or whatever MS is calling their mail service now a-days (?). Sorry if a lot of what I'm about to say sounds like rant or doesn't help you, but this thread is several months old and sometimes knowledge can be power, so here goes.if you're having any problems similar to the ones in thread, here's what I would do:ġ. I honestly don't understand why so many email providers still have POP as the only option but I digress. It was really never designed to handle multiple clients accessing a single account on a server especially not with full retention. This is why POP3 simply isn't a very good protocol for email handling in this day and age.
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