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Choose the account provider that you want to add.

Launch the Airmail app on your iPhone or iPad.

But you can also add as many individual email accounts as needed underneath this primary one. The first email that you enter into Spark will be used to 'log in' to Spark and sync your information across multiple devices using Spark. Spart will ask you to access your iPhone contacts.

Going back to Spark, confirm with the Start using Spark button.

The email you've entered is now used for syncing your Spark data (multiple accounts and saved preferences) across multiple devices on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Give Spark permission to access your email account in the in-app browser.

Spark will ask you to let it send you Notifications.

Spark will then launch your provider's website to sign in, make sure to tap on the Continue button.If this is your first time using Spark, you'll see a Welcome Screen, where you can tap on Skip or Got It.Д®nter your email address into the text field.Launch the Spark app on your iPhone or iPad.You can have forked and missed conversations. You mostly multiply files instead of collaborate on same. I donвЂ™t expect much innovation with mail just because itвЂ™s connecctionless vs chat, uses old protocols, and does not facilitate good collaboration the way Microsoft Teams and Slack do. ThatвЂ™s Microsoft Teams, Slack, and maybe some day GoogleвЂ™s chat will not be so ridiculously lame if compared to Microsoft and Slack. Innovation and better mouse traps for work are not mail. The stock app handles multiple accounts, multiple server types, and manages messages. I tend to stick with simple if a default app works. Google has announced the new mail but I havenвЂ™t yet seen it in my phone updates.

The stock app handles dates well but takes you to a different app. Outlook mobile is good about multiple accounts and display but I mostly like it if at all for work calendar integration. The web version should now or soon show a slider switch to move from old to new look.

#3rd party mail app for mac and iphone windows#

Mac and Windows Outlook have the new features and look now.

#3rd party mail app for mac and iphone archive#

This may not be too good on a desktop application, but for a mobile phone when you quickly glance incoming email or search archive and send short response etc, this is actually an advantage IMO.For desktop, be aware of the server side rollouts, and that your organization or administrator might not be on the fast track or standard release. Sure push is critical in work mail.ДЄctually, the biggest advantage of using the mobile Outlook to me is that you can call up any mailboxes of all accounts in one viewer pane. As you say, the font is too small in the Gmail app but I might try it in my iPhone to see if there might be any convincing benefits. Separating the work Gmail is a good idea and I do that on Mac desktop (Outlook for work Gmail mostly for the recipients, and stock Mail App for the rest including a personal Gmail).

I too have one Gmail for work and another for personal. For my personal email accounts, I use the native Mail app, but IвЂ™m thinking about switching back to Outlook for a while. I donвЂ™t like it and I agree that the font is too tiny for my liking. Gmail as a standalone app has not much appeal to me and it has small fonts and often difficult to read.Yeah, I have the gmail app installed on my iPhone and use it solely for вЂњworkвЂќ purposes.

One time, I used the gmail app as a push notifier for the stock mail but did not like it. Stock mail's viewer screen is a bit convoluted for a small screen device, but I always have it handy as it uses the system font that is scalable and easier to see. I do not see any difference from a true push gmail though). sent box and archive box so it is handier for small devices like a phone (although I read somewhere that the push gmail in Outlook is not really a push but a super fast fetch, which tends to consume battery juice. It also combines all accounts for the inbox. I use Outlook for my iPhones mostly because the stock app does not push gmails.