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Nexus not playing nice with yahoo mail.
- Thread starter SSandro25
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Well I sort of know a solution: For over a year now I've been using the Gmail app for all of my email accounts, even the pop3 accounts. It puts all email in one app, it saves on battery as the emails are pushed to the phone when they are received by Google and it works right all the time!!
Using Gmail as your own personal push mail server
Sorry if this isn't the answer you are looking for. I just never use the native email app and thought I would offer what I can. If nothing else, this gets your post back up near the top of the list.
Good luck.
tacticalfats
Member
It seems the most recent version of yahoo mail sucks. I haven't updated, and I've had none of the issues you're describing.
bryantjopplin
Member
dont use the yahoo app. just set it
manually in the email app that comes with the os
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manually in the email app that comes with the os
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oh ok. maybe thats the direction i need to go. I like the yahoo app, I think it works pretty good. I just can't find any place where i can change the "Sync Frequency". Thats too bad it isn't built in to the app or into ICS.
bryantjopplin
Member
the standard email app works ten times better and has the sAme features. you will like it better. i can send you the config settings or link maybe
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yeah, if you can send me config settings and link that would be great. I will give it a shot.
KingFish16
New Member
I'm having a problem with the standard email app. I have 3 accounts config'd to my Nexus and would like to also view these emails on my pc. I'm using the IMAP settings but am "loosing emails" on the phone. This is the same setup that worked for years on my old blackberry. On the Nexus, I try to access them from the "Inbox" folder on each account or the "Combined View" and they're not there the next day. I found that my gmail account emails get moved out of the "Inbox" folder into the "All Mail" folder automatically. This happens every day for mail from the previous day and has also happened in the middle of the day for the day's current emails. I also have a Comcast account that loses the message out of the "Inbox" folder, but they aren't available in any other phone folder. I disabled my 3rd account from the pc and don't lose any emails from that account's "Inbox". Anybody else having similar issues? The "Combined View" only seems to join multiple accounts "Inbox" folders. Does anyone know if it can combine other folders?
bryantjopplin
Member
bryantjopplin
Member
username and password i meant. lol
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Okay. I setup my Email app like you mentioned. Set auto sync to be every 1 hour. I figure I can manual refresh easy enough if i want to check. The only difference from you screen shot settings is in the "Outgoing Settings" . they put android at the beggining automatically. i just left it that way. do you think i need to change it? Example: android.smtp.mail.yahoo.com.
I hope this significantly helps with battery life. I have also decided to keep my phone at 3G, while using wifi at home. I will manually turn on the 4G when i need it. ... I gotta find away to get more battery life than what i've been getting. maybe rooting will help once i do that.
thanks again!
***EDIT .. by the way, i uninstalled the yahoo mail app. But i can't uninstall the Gmail app. so i tried to go into the gmail settings and turn off "auto sync" . i think it worked. but am wondering if that will keep gmail from updating "every 1 hour" do the "Email" app. ?
bryantjopplin
Member
I'm not sure about the android in front. I guess as long as you can send it works. Now as for the gmail app what you did should work for manually updating it only.
Edit. I have gotten over 24 hours on my extended battery 3g only and wifi while home with 40 % of screen use. stock rom with 700mhz on setcpu too. lol i have a post on it
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Edit. I have gotten over 24 hours on my extended battery 3g only and wifi while home with 40 % of screen use. stock rom with 700mhz on setcpu too. lol i have a post on it
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so far so good. my battery seems to holding much better after doing those 2 main things.
1. stopping instant sync from 2 emails (yahoo and gmail)
2. keep phone on 3G. with WIFI on while at home.
*I will have to keep an eye on the syncing. I would like it too be set for every 2 hours. but only saw option for 1hour (as far as longest frequency setting) . I will see if my gmail and yahoo mail sync once ever hour; and see if my gmail will need to be manually checked. .... But for me manual wouldn't be too much of an inconvenience.
1. stopping instant sync from 2 emails (yahoo and gmail)
2. keep phone on 3G. with WIFI on while at home.
*I will have to keep an eye on the syncing. I would like it too be set for every 2 hours. but only saw option for 1hour (as far as longest frequency setting) . I will see if my gmail and yahoo mail sync once ever hour; and see if my gmail will need to be manually checked. .... But for me manual wouldn't be too much of an inconvenience.
bryantjopplin
Member
i was reading that gmail is pushed to the phone so i dont know if the phone actually looks for it. Maybe google just pushes it to a connected phone via 3 g or wifi. I dunno.
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