B Beezzy Well-known member May 31, 2010 614 27 0 Sep 5, 2010 #1 Im in a fantasy football league and most of us have Androids so we picked Yahoo FF cause of all the support on apps and such but I was wondering how to auto push my yahoo mail to my gmail? Sent from my HTC EVO 4G
Im in a fantasy football league and most of us have Androids so we picked Yahoo FF cause of all the support on apps and such but I was wondering how to auto push my yahoo mail to my gmail? Sent from my HTC EVO 4G
S SeeK Well-known member Jun 29, 2010 175 1 0 Sep 5, 2010 #2 You need a paid Yahoo account for that. They're pretty much the only email provider that doesn't do POP3 forwarding for free, I'm afraid.
You need a paid Yahoo account for that. They're pretty much the only email provider that doesn't do POP3 forwarding for free, I'm afraid.
B Beezzy Well-known member May 31, 2010 614 27 0 Sep 5, 2010 #3 Thats freakin lame! Thanks tho Sent from my HTC EVO 4G
li2327 Well-known member Nov 17, 2009 879 26 0 Sep 6, 2010 #4 There's a very good yahoo mail for android app in the market. It works really great. Its fully functional.
There's a very good yahoo mail for android app in the market. It works really great. Its fully functional.
B BetaRoc Well-known member Aug 7, 2010 87 0 0 Sep 6, 2010 #5 SeeK said: You need a paid Yahoo account for that. They're pretty much the only email provider that doesn't do POP3 forwarding for free, I'm afraid. Click to expand... http://forum.androidcentral.com/general-help-how/26149-email-configuration-faq.html#post258601 This exact post is what helped me to set up my yahoo mail using the built in email on my phone rather than using the Yahoo Mail App (which sucks IMO) Its still not a fluid and responsive as it was when I had an iPhone, but it does the job and is a small price to pay for such a cool phone/platform.
SeeK said: You need a paid Yahoo account for that. They're pretty much the only email provider that doesn't do POP3 forwarding for free, I'm afraid. Click to expand... http://forum.androidcentral.com/general-help-how/26149-email-configuration-faq.html#post258601 This exact post is what helped me to set up my yahoo mail using the built in email on my phone rather than using the Yahoo Mail App (which sucks IMO) Its still not a fluid and responsive as it was when I had an iPhone, but it does the job and is a small price to pay for such a cool phone/platform.
tony bag o donuts Q&A Team Apr 26, 2010 4,338 263 83 Sep 6, 2010 #6 I think yahoo just assumes everyone has gmail LOL