Configuration For Android Phones

You can add your website email as a separate account on your Android device.  This will allow you to send and receive email from your website email address. 

We will discuss the basic information in this article but your client may be slightly different as Android OS can be customized by your provider.

These steps were written with the HTC Incredible, an Android phone,  using the default client, but most other Android phones will be similar.

1. Click on the "Mail" icon on the front screen of your phone. If the "Mail" icon is not available on the Home Screen you can find it on the Applications screen as well. 

2. On the Mail screen, click on New account

3. Select Manual setup

4. Next we will fill in your incoming server settings:

• Email Address: This is your full email address, for example tims @mobiusmbl.com
• Username: Here you will put in your full email address again, this is very important to use the full email address.
• Password: This is the password for your email address.  It will not necessarily be the same as your cPanel password.
• POP Server: Put in mail.yourdomain.com (with your domain).  You can also put in your server (for example, biz108.inmotionhosting.com) if you know what this is.
• Security Type: None (default)
• Server Port: 110 (default)

Once you have put in your information, click "Next".

5. Now we will fill in your outgoing server settings:

• SMTP Server: Put in mail.yourdomain.com (with your domain).  You can also put in your server (for example, biz108.inmotionhosting.com) if you know what this is.
• Security Type: None (default)
• Server Port: 587 ( or port 25 however many Providers block port 25 to reduce Spam)

Click Next. 

On the final screen you can name the account what you want. 

You may choose "work email" or just use the actual email address.

This is just a method so you can identify the account for yourself.  You will also get an option to choose if this is your default email account. 

Once you are done, click Finish setup.

Congratulations!  Your email is now set up on your Android device.