Can I get my corporate and Gmail in ONE app?

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corporate and gmail in ONE app?

Hello! I am up for an upgrade with verizon and the Droid Turbo looks amazing. I have an iPhone now and i have 3 email accounts.

1. corporate exchange
2. gmail
3. apple

I am dumbfounded that with my wife's droid turbo, you can not have all three under one app. While there is no one set deal breaker, just seems like a huge pain in the **** as sometimes I can't remember where an email came into and with the iPhone, I just display all and search.

SO my question is before I discount the android platform, is there a way to get all my email under one?

stock app?
bought app?

please let me know as I will be upgrading very soon and am tiring of the iPhone platform and would really like to take advantage of the quick charge and huge battery.

thanks

 

[Seronac]

Re: corporate and gmail in ONE app?

I don't know about Apple mail, but on the new version (5.0, Lollipop) there is just one email app, GMail, and it handles GMail, POP3, and Exchange. (I'm guessing that you could get Apple mail in there, too.) Otherwise, there are loads of other email apps on Android that you could use, too.

 

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Re: corporate and gmail in ONE app?

Can someone give a exampe of an app

 

[Seronac]

Re: corporate and gmail in ONE app?

Blue Mail is one, others are Mailbox, CloudMagic. Do a search on Google Play and you'll be inundated with them.

 

[ACADM]

Re: corporate and gmail in ONE app?

They mentioned on the podcast this week that you can still use the stock email app for non GMail mail.

I haven't yet figured out how to do it, maybe they could post an article on the blog explaining how to do it for those of us who wish to keep our email separate?

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[Seronac]

Re: corporate and gmail in ONE app?

They mentioned on the podcast this week that you can still use the stock email app for non GMail mail.

I'm not sure how they can say that, because when you tap the stock email app icon in Lollipop it takes you to an explanation, and then to the GMail app.

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