Are you using the mail.com email app on your Android phone? Did you know that you can sync your mail.com address book and calendar with the apps on your phone?
In just two taps, you can sync your Android calendar and merge contacts
It only takes a few taps – we’ll show you how.
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If you have ever set up an email account in an email program or app, you may have come across the acronyms “IMAP,” “POP” or sometimes “POP3.” Did you wonder which one to choose, or why you even needed them?
Do you need to set up IMAP or POP3 to check your emails?
We explain POP3 vs IMAP, what these terms stand for, and how using each one affects your email account.
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Would you prefer easy access to your mail.com account everywhere you go?
It just takes a few steps to get started with our Mail App
Read along and follow our instructions to get started with the highly secure mail.com app on all your Android devices.
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You’ve tried manually to add an email to your iPhone but have been unsuccessful? We’re here to help!
Add email accounts on your iPhone in a few easy steps
Read along and follow the easy steps below to complete your iPhone email setup.
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You use your mail.com account as your primary email address. You have our Mail App installed on your iPhone or iPad. So did you know that you can now set mail.com as the default email app on Apple devices?
See how quickly you can make mail.com your iPhone’s default email app!
Find out how – in three easy steps!
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Great news for everyone who loves using the mail.com Cloud and Mail App! A new tab in our Android app means you can access your online storage wherever you happen to be. From photo uploads to a secure file-sharing function, it’s packed with useful functions.
Use the mail.com Cloud on your computer or smartphone
Read more about this great new feature.
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Dark mode can be easier to read in low-light settings like this!
The mail.com Mail Apps for iPhone and Android both offer dark mode. But have you ever wondered why people use dark mode? And is dark mode really better for your eyes and your device’s battery?
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