BlackBerry email clone?

[jagrlover]

In BlackBerry's email app (Hub+Inbox), emails are sorted in a way that shows the most recent email in a chain first. It also leaves sent emails together with received emails. I love my email managed this way and have tried a number of different email apps but none of them do this. Does anyone know of an email app/client that does? I'd be forever grateful.

 

[Ecm]

Take a look at Nine Mail. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ninefolders.hd3&hl=en

It’s a paid app, a little more expensive than some other options. However, it has the best darned conversation view around IMHO. It’s a professional level client, excellent with multiple EAS accounts, and allows you to apply categories and flag status as well as the Outlook desktop client. Accounts are colour coded. It has an “All Mail” view that pulls in all messages, filed or not. Supports full HTML signatures as well.

It has a free trial, so you may want to check it out.

 

[Adam Frix]

In BlackBerry's email app (Hub+Inbox), emails are sorted in a way that shows the most recent email in a chain first. It also leaves sent emails together with received emails. I love my email managed this way and have tried a number of different email apps but none of them do this. Does anyone know of an email app/client that does? I'd be forever grateful.

Yes. Blackberry Hub. Available for your phone.

 

[jagrlover]

Yes. Blackberry Hub. Available for your phone.

Thanks, but maybe I wasn't clear enough. That's what I'm currently using but I'm looking for an alternative just in case support for BlackBerry's suite of apps disappears.

 

[Adam Frix]

Ah. Sorry. Thought you were coming from a Blackberry.

 

[towngirl]

You can ungroup the e-mails in settings. Then each e-mail is separate.

 

[Norg]

Take a look at Nine Mail. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ninefolders.hd3&hl=en

It’s a paid app, a little more expensive than some other options. However, it has the best darned conversation view around IMHO. It’s a professional level client, excellent with multiple EAS accounts, and allows you to apply categories and flag status as well as the Outlook desktop client. Accounts are colour coded. It has an “All Mail” view that pulls in all messages, filed or not. Supports full HTML signatures as well.

It has a free trial, so you may want to check it out.

Been using Nine Mail for a couple of years now, and tried several others on occasion to see what's latest and greatest, Nine is by far the best complete package on the market hands down.

 

[GraCal]

Been using Nine Mail for a couple of years now, and tried several others on occasion to see what's latest and greatest, Nine is by far the best complete package on the market hands down.

Nine is an app you have to pay for...worth every penny. I've been using it for a couple years. Their customer service is very good.