Free Best Android Email

, We talked earlier about the subject Best Android Email App

I am going to tell you something it is more like a confession…. I am still using my Yahoo! Mail account. When I was a teen ager I was a little stupid I chose an email name for myself that I thought then it was cool but after a while I thought that the user name is so lame and it happened that I give the email to some very Important people in my life so what I suppose to I want to change it but also I want to maintain my contacts for the rest of my life.

I actually don’t use this Yahoo! Account that often and I also can’t remember the last time I sign in with the account. But whenever I start to think with the email I feel like there’s a bit of me that is a little worried because I don’t keep my account connected simply because Yahoo! Hasn’t managed to build a well formed app that is amazing comparing to other apps.

Now fortunately I came across CloudMagic while I was browsing through XDA Developers. And I can tell you I just love this app it is really interesting because of the simplicity and neatness of the app. I was amazed by the size of the font and the shades of the colors that are used in every area it was all perfect combination.

 My immediate reaction was that this is what OEMs should look at when they build the E-mail apps CloudMagic follows the Android guidelines. In my point of view I thought it was amazingly intuitive.

This amazing app supports Gmail/ Google apps, Office 365, Yahoo!, Outlook, iCloud, Exchange and IMAP accounts, so it is very unlikely that you are not covered. But, you are only allowed to add three accounts the developers said that CloudMagic creates such high performance indexes for you emails on the cloud which offers fast searching on your mobile phone. The also say that they incure server costs, hence the restriction.

Actually the app as a whole remind me how good Gmail is. I’ve grown highly accustomed to Gmail’s new inbox, which has helped cut down notifications tremendously. While the folders are available within CloudMagic, there’s no way, at least right now, to customize when notifications should be fired.

In this app you will find a decent search  and a conversation view that are built in perfection. In addition, I guess that it is very Gmail-like. You can actually set a passcode to protect you emails. The best feature is the ability to set up reminders by long-

pressing the favorite-button

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