[polarbeart]

I have a SGS II X that I just updated to ICS and now I am getting constant audible notifications for e-mails received and it is super annoying. This is for the standard e-mail app (i.e. for exchange accounts, etc). I can't find any notification settings in the application or anywhere to change the audible tone to silent. I have changed my Gmail and SMS audible tones to silent, but in the native e-mail app there is no audible choice.

Is there anyway to turn this off other than turning the phone on Silent?
Any help is appreciated as this is very annoying.

[historianheidi]

On my S2 running ICS I can do this in the email app as follows:
Settings.
Tap on the name of my account

Notifications
Ringtone
Sounds.
Silent.

Not sure how the S2 X differs from the S2 but hope this helps a bit.



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[briannewl]

I have a SGS II X that I just updated to ICS and now I am getting constant audible notifications for e-mails received and it is super annoying. This is for the standard e-mail app (i.e. for exchange accounts, etc). I can't find any notification settings in the application or anywhere to change the audible tone to silent. I have changed my Gmail and SMS audible tones to silent, but in the native e-mail app there is no audible choice.

Is there anyway to turn this off other than turning the phone on Silent?
Any help is appreciated as this is very annoying.

I'm having the same exact problem and wondered if you found a solution. What is ICS?

[historianheidi]

ICS is Ice Cream Sandwich AKA Android 4.0

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[Fabricatore]

I have the same problem with Motorola Triumph. Everytime I get an email, the phone buzzes twice.

If anyone has a solution to resolve this annoying problem, I would be most grateful.

Thank you

[evilsanta2]

Are you guys using the gmail app or the stock e-mail client? If it's the gmail app you can turn the vibration on/off and change the notification message by doing the following:
- open gmail app
- press meny button
- click settings
- click the account you want to change settings for
- you can turn off all notifications (sound and vib) by unchecking the 'email notifications' box.
- If you want to adjust one and not the other, select 'Ringtone & vibrate' and then you can change the settings there.

Hope that helps. Not sure how to change it in the stock email app since I never got around to using it.

[Mclouatre]

If its the same as the samsung galaxy s 3 then you have to go to accounts and sync, then touch your email account and then it gives two options, settings and your account, click on your account and there will be a box to check or uncheck for notifications. It took me forever to figure this out! lol. Hope this helps!

[BrianDL923]

I ran into this problem as well. Try...
Settings > Language and Input > Text-to-speech output > Uncheck "Driving mode"

Hope this helps!

[Karentran]

ICS = Ice Cream Sandwich Version. I was having the same problem and it was so annoying. But I finally figured it out. For my phone, the Samsung Galaxy S2, I clicked onto my gmail app and clicked on the menu key, then to go Label Settings, Email Notifications, and unclick the box. Hope this helps. :-)

[Helen_1234]

I recently bought a Samsung Note 2. I tried setting the email notification to silent, but it doesn't work. Does anybody know why?

This email is making a sound notifications, especially overnight, I want to kill the phone!

[Christian McClain]

Thank you! My phone drives me crazy when it has to ding in the middle of the night to let me know that I've just received another piece of junk mail. Now I can finally turn it off.

[mounanian]

Driving mode! Pete's sake, I feel like an *****...

[WildCard120]

That did it, thx!!!

[More2Say]

Perfect how to for quick results...Thanks!

[More2Say]

If its the same as the samsung galaxy s 3 then you have to go to accounts and sync, then touch your email account and then it gives two options, settings and your account, click on your account and there will be a box to check or uncheck for notifications. It took me forever to figure this out! lol. Hope this helps!

This is a Perfect how to - Quick results...Thanks!

[More2Say]

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[PJ Crittenden]

I did not want to receive emails on my phone at all except when I decided I needed to check an email, when I was out and I was expecting an urgent message. Why receive emails on my phone when I am sitting in front of a computer all day?

So I clicked on the bottom left on the phone (not on the screen), pressed "Settings", then on "More...". Down the bottom of that list is "Mobile Networks", press that and make sure "Use packet data" and "Data roaming" are off.

I receive calls and texts, no problem. But I am not not connected to the internet at all. It should make the battery last longer too. (If I need to check emails when out and about I just turn it back on for a while.)

[Stoutwoman]

I've had my new phone only a few days and love it ... but very puzzled. Seems I was able to turn off the annoying notification sound for Yahoo Mail the first day. Now it's back and I can't find the option to turn it off again. Did something change?

[Pat Smith1]

Ok, I think this works, after many hours of trying to figure it out. Go to the email, then click the menu, settings. THEN, CHECK the email notifications box. This will give the ringtone option right under it to select the ringtone notification for the sound you want. CHECK SILENT!

Hope this works!

[cpbuy]

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[kesallis]

How do you turn off the note II's email noise but keep the calendar alert noise? I can't figure out a way to kill email noise without killing my alert noise as well.

[filmfanfive]

This is my #1 question too about the phone. Am almost ready to go back to the iphone.

[Eben Adolph]

THIS WORKED for my Galaxy Note 2. Got rid of pesky email notification bell and notifcaiton on screen each time mails come. You can also just get rid of the bell and keep the visual notifacations.

[Kay Batchelor]

Thanks this is great as it was realy beginning to be annoying

[bananalog]

I have a SGS2 and to turn the sound off on mine...
select the email app
touch the select button on the bottom left of the handset
settings
added accounts/ touch the email address
scroll down to select ringtone
sounds
find silent....
done
good luck....cheers to Samsung...awesome phone!