Was it easy to get email into your iPhone? In any event, find out how to get the most out of iPhone Mail with these tips and tutorials — including a way to get other email accounts like Windows Live Hotmail in there, of course.
Want to send mail using more than one address but avoid setting up multiple accounts in iPhone Mail? Here's how to set up multiple From: addresses for a single email accounts in iPhone Mail.
What a few taps and pinches will do: find the most popular tips and tutorials for iPhone Mail here.
Setting up a Yahoo! Mail account to send and receive emails is easy in iPhone (and iPod touch) Mail.
Tap "Settings" on the iPhone "Home" screen.
Send and receive mail from a free AIM Mail account in iPhone Mail, and find old mail in online folders seamless, too.
Set up access to a free Windows Live Hotmail or MSN Hotmail account in iPhone Mail. Working transparently, you can even use your custom folders in addition to fetching and sending mail.
You can open Gmail in your iPhone's Safari, but what's that compared to the concentrated comfort of a dedicated email application? Here's how to set up a Gmail or Google Apps email account in iPhone Mail.
You can copy links from emails to your task list, calendar, contact, notes and more — straight from iPhone Mail, without detouring through Safari.
You can get rid of an email in iPhone Mail by tapping around. Or you swipe at the right place and do it swiftly.
Hold on to one key faster while tapping email addresses in iPhone Mail (and elsewhere on your iPhone or iPod touch) and you may be able to tap them faster.
Phishing link or genuine? Affiliate or author? In iPhone Mail, seeing the URL behind a rich-text or image link is easy.
Want to know which of your addresses received a particular email — but iPhone Mail only displays your name in the "To:" line? Here's how to find the address of reception behind the name.
Tap "Settings" on the iPhone "Home" screen.
Are the emails sent to you directly typically the most important and urgent? Find out how to find them faster in iPhone Mail.
Email whenever you like, not when the red new mail counter demands it — or have iPhone Mail check for new messages more frequently.
If you delete an email in iPhone Mail, you want it gone from your server, too — and not showing up in webmail or your desktop email program? Here's how to make iPhone Mail delete messages from a POP account.
Avoid deleting every message twice. Have iPhone Mail empty the "Trash" folder more frequently instead.
Apple calls what's spinning in iPhone's info bar an "asynchronous progress indicator". Don't want to see it much when checking mail? Here's how to have iPhone Mail download only the bare minimum — and display it fast upon launch.
Make mail more legible by having iPhone Mail enlarge tiny fonts automatically.
Tap "Settings" on the iPhone "Home" screen.
Tapped an email by mistake or don't like that iPhone Mail opened it automatically after you filed the last? Here's how to tap emails unread.
Want to take a bunch of messages in iPhone Mail and delete them with as few taps and swipes as possible? Want the same for moving mail, too? Here's what to do.
Make sure iPhone Mail does not reveal what email you read — and where: here's how to prevent it from downloading remote images automatically.
Do you get copies of all messages you send from iPhone Mail in your very iPhone Mail's Inbox? Here's how to stop that if you're using Gmail in iPhone Mail.
Don't want to be one of those who send emails that include screen after screen full of quoted text and images? Here's how to have iPhone Mail quote only the essential part.
Can't continue tapping right now? Tap two more times and save your message as a draft — to be continued later — in iPhone Mail.
Email a group easily and keep each recipient's email address private, too. Here's how to send an email to "undisclosed recipients" in iPhone Mail.
If a name, email address, phone number or address appears in an email and you'd like to save it to your iPhone address book, don't bother re-tapping or even copying. iPhone Mail can add contact details to new or existing address book entries for you.
See your iPhone Mail scroll in overdrive as you go to any message's top with a single tap.
Looking for a particular email? Let iPhone Mail help you scan senders, recipients and subjects, even on the server if it supports that.
Easily share your best photos (as well as screenshots and images you've saved from the web) by sending them inline with iPhone Mail.
Email a group easily and keep each recipient's email address private, too. Here's how to send an email to "undisclosed recipients" in iPhone Mail.
Be aunt, CEO, blogger and more: in iPhone Mail, picking the right email address to appear in the From: line is easy (and you don't have to switch accounts to do it).
Send messages to more than one recipient from iPhone Mail and keep the recipients' addresses confidential.
Mail arriving in your Gmail Inbox pushed to your iPhone within seconds, and your iPhone Mail alway already populated with all the latest mail when you open it? Here's how to set up push Gmail in iPhone Mail.
Don't tap your every email's finishing lines. Have iPhone Mail insert them automatically: here's how to set up an email signature in iPhone Mail.
Do you aggregate all your email accounts in Gmail and want to reply smartly from the correct address and keep your sent mail organized at Gmail — and do it all in iPhone Mail? Here's how.
Who knows best what iPhone Mail lacks? You, of course! Here's how to let Apple know about what's missing from iPhone Mail, what should work differently — and what doesn't work for you.
Make iPhone Mail alert you to new messages with a sound — or not.
Tap words like "Champs Élysées" with style and correct accents in iPhone Mail.
Tap the newly set up account under "Accounts".
Tiny keyboard and tiny letters? It's not necessary: here's how to get a bigger keyboard in iPhone Mail and use a wider screen to read messages.
Do you aggregate all your email accounts in Gmail and want to reply smartly from the correct address and keep your sent mail organized at Gmail — and do it all in iPhone Mail? Here's how.
Text not legible? Image too small? In iPhone Mail, you can enlarge portions of your emails with a couple of taps.
You can open Gmail in your iPhone's Safari, but what's that compared to the concentrated comfort of a dedicated email application? Here's how to set up a Gmail or Google Apps email account in iPhone Mail.
Tap words like "Champs Élysées" with style and correct accents in iPhone Mail.
Make mail more legible by having iPhone Mail enlarge tiny fonts automatically.
Don't tap your every email's finishing lines. Have iPhone Mail insert them automatically: here's how to set up an email signature in iPhone Mail.
You can get rid of an email in iPhone Mail by tapping around. Or you swipe at the right place and do it swiftly.
Send and receive mail from a free AIM Mail account in iPhone Mail, and find old mail in online folders seamless, too.
Send and receive mail from a free AIM Mail account in iPhone Mail, and find old mail in online folders seamless, too.
Easily share your best photos (as well as screenshots and images you've saved from the web) by sending them inline with iPhone Mail.
Back in "Mail, Contacts, Calend..." settings, tap "IzyMail Hotmail".
Set up access to a free Windows Live Hotmail or MSN Hotmail account in iPhone Mail. Working transparently, you can even use your custom folders in addition to fetching and sending mail.
Tapped an email by mistake or don't like that iPhone Mail opened it automatically after you filed the last? Here's how to tap emails unread.
