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These screens are from a Nexus 4 running stock Android. The mail application is the default Email app. | These screens are from a Nexus 4 running stock Android. The mail application is the default Email app. | ||
# Open the Email App by clicking on the icon [[File:Mail-Android-R.png|thumb|50px|Email]] | # Open the Email App by clicking on the icon [[File:Mail-Android-R.png|thumb|50px|Email]] | ||
#If you already have an account, you'll have to hit the Action overflow button (the three vertical | #If you already have an account, you'll have to hit the Action overflow button (the three vertical dots) at the bottom of the screen to reveal the Settings [[File:Settings.png|320px]] | ||
Revision as of 17:48, 27 May 2013
These screens are from a Nexus 4 running stock Android. The mail application is the default Email app.
- Open the Email App by clicking on the icon
Email - If you already have an account, you'll have to hit the Action overflow button (the three vertical dots) at the bottom of the screen to reveal the Settings
