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elusive email app!!

vhl71

Newbie
Just mmoved to Samsung galaxy 3 from iPhone after 5 years.
Loving it so far except for the email app.

Looking for an one stop email app for all my 3 emails - gmail, icloud and a pop account.

Tried everything inlcukng maildroid, k9, enhanced email, aquamail, mail.com .

Maildroid looks better except it.drained my battery really bad. So h j stalled it.

Now using K9 - but dont.like the interface.

I wanit a program test can and handle instant push for both gmail and icloud.
Whenever I open email pop account gets checked.
Also good search birth offline and on server.

Inomail looks best but doesn't work.all the time. I terrace and interface ddi features are same as iPhone mail app.

Can anyone recommend something? It's driving me nuts!!
 
If k9 does what you want, there's a paid version called Kaiten with a few extra features and (I think) a nicer look and feel.
 
Correct. Battery consumption depends on a number of things. You can always email me at my gmail account and I can try and walk you through some changes.
 
is anyone using inomail? its very well laid out and similar to iphone..except for icloud email push, everything seem to be quite nice.
wondering why is this not popular? does it crash often?
any other opinions from users who are using this?
 
If k9 does what you want, there's a paid version called Kaiten with a few extra features and (I think) a nicer look and feel.

I downloaded Kaiten after struggling with the built-in e-mail app (Razr M). This solved access to one of my corporate accounts (Google-based), and works very well here. It provided downloads from a second corporate account (Yahoo-based), but I cannot connect out with this second account. I have set it up matching the outgoing server account settings in Thunderbird (Mozilla PC e-mail), but no success. Suggestions/help??
 
OP, are you open to the idea of having Gmail pull from your other accounts? For me at least, that works on a few levels as it consolidates everything into one inbox, one app, and depending in how I set it up, I can send from those non-gmail accounts from the gmail app.
 
I have been testing out Emoze. So far it works pretty well. The feature I really like is the peak / off-peak option, which was present on the native Samsung email app.
 
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