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July 18, 2018

How To Setup Email On Your Android Phone (Samsung, Pixel, One Plus)

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Not sure how to setup email on your new android phone? follow the guide below and add a new email account to your android device.

If you haven’t done already, it’s advised that you create an account in cPanel before you begin. You can find out more information on creating an account in cPanel here.

You will also need to know the type of email account that you would like to add – whether its IMAP or POP.

The Difference Between IMAP and POP

IMAP and POP are two different protocols. The main difference is that IMAP always syncs with mail server so that any changes you make in your mail app will instantly appear on your webmail inbox/desktop app.

On the other hand, in POP, your mail client pulls all messages from the server onto your local device, meaning other devices can’t access that email.

In simple terms, if you are using IMAP and mark a mail as read, it gets marked as read in your web-based inbox too (because the changes are happening on the server). However, this won’t be the case if you are using POP, because the emails are downloaded to your PC so the changes won’t reflect on the server.

If you are unsure about which protocol to use, then it is best to use IMAP, so you can add it to other devices at a later date.

To Set Up Email On Your Android Device:

The steps to set up email on your Android device might be a little different depending on your make/model and your network provider. However, all the information you need to set up your account (username, password, server settings) is in these steps.

  1. Open your devices email application.
  2. press Menu and tap Accounts. Press Menu again and tap Add account.
  3. Type your Email address and Password, and click Next.
  4. Select the protocol you wish to use, if unsure select IMAP.
  5. Use these settings for SSL Encrypted emails your incoming server. Where it asks for Security Type, you should select SSL
IMAP
UsernameEmail Address
PasswordEnter your email account password.
IMAP serverEnter your domain name
Port993
POP3
UsernameEnter your full email address.
PasswordEnter your email account password.
POP3 server Enter your domain name
Port995
SMTP (Outgoing Mail Server)
SMTP serverEnter your domain name
Port465
Security TypeSSL

You can find your email server settings by :

  1. log in into your cPanel account
  2. Click Email Accounts,
  3. Select the email address you want information for, click on the Connect Devices option. This will show the Setup Email Account screen.

That’s it. If everything is working OK, you should see some email messages. To make sure you can send messages, go ahead and compose an email and send it to yourself.

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