Email app recommendation?

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I just use the stock email app for my exchange, gmail and outlook. Works great and allows me to use s-planner too

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Anything besides Mailwise that allows Exchange Bypass?? I have issues giving my company ability to wipe my personal phone...

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Have you tried "Divide"? Creates a secure area on your device

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jpbl1976

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I've been using Boxer. After many fits and starts over the years, it's actually become a pretty good email app. I like it a lot better than Outlook on Android and I prefer it to the gMail app. I remember that the Verge gave it an honorable mention on iOS (not sure about Android).

The Android Premium version's also basically free -- you just have to email/SMS 10 people with free Premium codes to get Premium yourself. It's USD9.99 otherwise. Exchange access is a 9.99IAP separate from Premium. I was one of the early Beta testers of the app so I got Exchange free on my One M8 in addition to Premium -- but I've changed phones 6 times since then so I lost it.

Anyway, if you don't want to spam your contacts just get the delivery number of a bunch of pizza (or whatever) shops and temporarily save those to your contacts -- the app doesn't distinguish between terrestrial and cellular numbers so once you've 'sent' an SMS to those numbers, you're golden. If I recall correctly, you don't even need to actually send the message -- I had my Note5 on airplane mode (with Wi-Fi on) when I did this (I forgot why I was) and it still gave me the unlock code even though I never actually sent anything to anyone.

Also, join the Google+ community for Beta access. Those are usually stable enough for use as daily drivers and you get fixes/new features quicker. They update around once or twice a week.
 
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ekjl

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I like and use the built-in email app, because of the small details. When you download an attachment and go into the file manager/explorer, it actually tells you who you received it from. I tried Nine to see if it does that and it doesn't.
 

matraca

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Aquamail, lots of options, such as dual theme that switches automatically and a lot more...
one feature I really like is the fact that you don't have to have sync enabled to receive your emails, and the delivery is almost instantaneous
 
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chiquito3

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I like the stock mail app because of the iphone like preview using the stylus. I just wonder if there is any way to convert the app to dark instead of white, or if that feature could work with other apps?