
How about a real form of support that works? EVER HEAR OF A PHONE? SUB TOPIC of I CANNOT FIND MY INBOX isn't in THAT list.

(Do I sound a tad frustrated? IT'S BECAUSE I AM! MORONS program this ****. Now I have to choose a category in order to post. (And THIS is why I switched to yahoo in the first place.) Not sure if or how I'll even find out if someone answered. I tried clicking support only to get a blank, empty page. I JUST WANT MY EMAIL! Is hotmail gone? I logged in with it just fine. Now WHERE IN BLAZES is my email? All I get is crap asking for my picture, what apps I want, blahīlah. Yahoo is down, I need to send an email so logged into hotmail. The UI is intuitive and the card system makes productivity about as simple as it can be.I haven't actually logged into my hotmail accounts (still have two.) In some time now. It is simple to set up, easy to use and makes short work of managing emails from multiple addresses. Spark has been around for ages and is a very accomplished email app for the iPhone. It’s open source too so you know exactly what goes into it should you wish to. It works with most major email platforms and make it easy to keep up with everyone. The UI is nothing to look at but ease of use, ability to combine multiple email addresses into a single inbox and manage multiple streams at once is a real bonus. I use K-9 Mail on my Android and I like it a lot. The app is fast, intuitive, works well across many email platforms and makes managing email a breeze. Despite the company’s fall from its dizzy heights, it is still going strong and has produced a very good email app.

Select Outlook, Hotmail and Live from the list.Scroll down to Settings and then select Add Account.Select the three line menu icon in the top left.The Gmail app built into Android plays nicely with a number of other email platforms, Outlook being one of them. You can combine your Hotmail email with your Gmail if you don’t mind them getting them mixed up. While they use different platforms, the look, feel and functionality are the same. Select Get Started and log in using your email address and password.īoth methods take you to the same place just in slightly different ways.Visit the Google Play Store and download Microsoft Outlook onto your phone.You can also download and install the Outlook mail app for Android.
