MailDroid v2.31
By joelangley. Updated January 16, 2012
Features:
* Complete re-write and not based at all on the standard Android mail client
* Cleaner UI
* IMAP Idle Push
* Save/Download attachments to SD (Internal MD Filebrowser, OI File Manager, AndExplorer, or ES File Explorer can be used)
* Bulk Tools (read/unread/delete/flag/move to folder)
* Support for dozens of mail providers such as:
o Yahoo Suite (Yes, yahoo, ymail, and rocketmail really do work even over wifi)
o Hotmail Suite (Yes, we got hotmail, live, windowslive, and msn to work as well)
o Aol (Many people still use aol)
o Gmail (We think it is better than the stock gmail client)
o GMX (Yes, we support this one)
o FastMail(Fastmail! My favorite!)
o Manually add any POP3/IMAP mail provider
* Better performance than stock mail client
* Status bar notifications
* Settings support (Signature, Font Size, Patterns, Ring Tone, LED Color etc.)
* Notification Channels (Profiles for Sound, Vibration, and LED)
* Custom Rules Settings (Override your profiles with Advanced Rules)
* Pull/Sync with mail server
* IMAP and POP3 (device only for pop3) support for flags
* Add/Edit/Delete folders for IMAP
* Address Groups
* Auto-save Drafts
* Connection Management per account
* Signature per account
* Spell check
* Search
* Password Protection
* Exchange 2003,2007,2010
* Threaded email option
* WYSIWYG editor
* More....
Upcoming Plans:
* Sorting Options
* PGP Support
* More....
Application
Trial version:
No
With advertisements:
Yes
"In-App" billing:
No
Default language:
English
Supported languages:
Czech
Supported languages:
Danish
Supported languages:
German
Supported languages:
Spanish
Supported languages:
Finnish
Supported languages:
French
Supported languages:
Hebrew
Supported languages:
Italian
Supported languages:
Polish
Supported languages:
Portuguese
Supported languages:
Russian
Supported languages:
Slovenian
Supported languages:
Swedish
Supported languages:
Turkish
Supported languages:
Chinese Screenshots:
Requirements
Requires Android Market and Google account:
No
Requires third-party libraries:
No
Requires 'rooted' device:
No
Minimum Android version:
Android 1.5
Minimum screen width:
240 dpx
Requires features:
Location
Requires features:
Location network
Requires features:
Touchscreen Free
Rate:
Latest reviews
By Mboyett. Updated December 9, 2011
I just installed MailDroid on my new Motorola Razr (Verizon) phone and I like it very much. I was specifically looking for a mobile mail client that would allow me to delete messages off my phone while leaving them on the server, and this app works very well in that respect. Neither the default mail app nor the Yahoo app would let me do that, or at least if either would, I couldn't find the option.
A couple of things I'm still trying to figure out: How to set up "rules" efficiently and how to either access or set up folders, particularly a Sent folder.
By hoser350. Updated May 3, 2011
I really love the program and have plans purchase if they can get a couple of features put into this program. The most important feature is the timed syncing. I don't need to have the e-mail synced during the night. The ding won't wake me up. People will call if they are having issues. If I could get the timed syncing to save my battery life I would buy this program in a heart beat. It is already much better than the default mail sync application.
By pfhyde. Updated March 22, 2011
Good program, but compared to the native Gmail application, I'm feeling frustrated for two reasons: (one) it's so SLOW to retrieve mail from my POP server--I paid for MailDroid to boost efficiency with using my phone for email, but I'm not seeing the boost; and (two) MailDroid marks mail retrieved and not read on my phone as READ on my server, so that I miss mail often because messages were marked read when I hadn't actually read them! This has become insufferable--the first problem I can deal with, but not missing emails, so I just don't use MailDroid anymore.
By tuanvn. Updated January 4, 2011
This app is working well on my Milestone 2. Just a question :
- I changed my email password on the server. I could not find anywhere in the app to change the password. it said "login failed" when I do the refresh.
Thank you
By DavidEasum. Updated October 22, 2010
Not entirely unhappy - it's far more featured than the app included with my Android 2.1 GT i9000 Galaxy-S, but it still needs a way to go before it can match the power and reliability of the proprietary app that came with my (very)old PalmTreo 650 that the Galaxy is replacing.
Discussion
Submitted by joelangley on Fri, 02/03/2012 - 11:21.
re:
What mail server? Have you tried to turn logging on? Please do so and email me the resulting file created.
Submitted by Fred234 on Sun, 01/29/2012 - 14:37.
Can't forward or reply
When trying to reply or forward emails, after about 20 seconds I recieve the error, "Process was killed in the background. The message viewer will be closed" and am pushed backed into my inbox. It is happening on g-mail, hotmail, and imap accounts.
Submitted by zmwandelaar on Mon, 12/26/2011 - 12:37.
No incomming mail
For my tablet I need a mail client with customised sub folder support to archive the many mails we got. MailDroid seems to be the populair mail client to provide this functionality. Right?
I installed and configured the client and verification went OK. No complains. Sending email went supurb. Ther eis only one problem:
Loading or refreshing incomming emails does not do anything. No complains and no emails.
Does anyone knows what's the problem?
From the Droid Market onto my
From the Droid Market onto my kindle fire.