iPhone email problems have been around for a long time. It seems that with every new release/update for iOS, nothing seems to really improve the reliability of the iPhone mail program. Now don’t get me wrong, I’m not one of those anti Apple people; I only use Macs. But when it comes to mobile devices, like my phone and tablet, I only use Samsung devices and more importantly, Android.
Everyone hates spam. The most annoying thing is when you wake up, you’ve taken your first sip of coffee in the morning and head over to your computer to begin planning your day. You open up your emails and voila; the spam gods have blessed you with a flood of spam emails while you slept so you can enjoy siphoning through your messages in the morning. We all hate spam, and in this article I’ll discuss some common sense measures you can take to help reduce the amount of spam you receive, or hopefully, stop spam from entering your inbox (well, as much as possible).
Now that the holidays are over, everyone’s playing with their new toys. Many people have received new Windows 8 devices, like smart phones, tablets or computers. If you didn’t have time to fully play around with your new Windows 8 device as yet, and plan on using it for work, then I have some bad news for you..
As a hosting provider, the first question I am asked is ‘What is the difference between POP3 and IMAP email settings?’. When setting up Microsoft Outlook or any other email client (i.e program that manages your email) the first step usually asks you (or around the first couple of steps) is whether you would like to set up your new account as POP3 or IMAP.
When you get a hosting package for your website, it usually includes email hosting as well, which means you can now use [email protected] instead of [email protected], yahoo.com, hotmail.com etc. Creating a custom email address for yourself is simple enough using your hosting control panel, but now you want to add your new email account to Microsoft Outlook, which can be a lot more confusing than you think (unless you’ve done this before and know what to do).