If you use the IMAP protocol for e-mail (rather than POP3), the mail data will remain on the mail server involved, accessible from whatever mail client on whatever device.
So there's no need to stick to one e-mail client. Each has its stronger and weaker points. I default to Spark on my iOS devices. I used to default to the app now known as Newton, but I dropped that when they introduced subscription pricing while not improving synchronization issues. (The final version of Spark is having a Contacts access issue, but a beta version I'm using isn't.)
I'm sometimes using two clients at a time: one for composing a message, the other for retrieving information from an older message.
So there's no need to stick to one e-mail client. Each has its stronger and weaker points. I default to Spark on my iOS devices. I used to default to the app now known as Newton, but I dropped that when they introduced subscription pricing while not improving synchronization issues. (The final version of Spark is having a Contacts access issue, but a beta version I'm using isn't.)
I'm sometimes using two clients at a time: one for composing a message, the other for retrieving information from an older message.
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Chris
using five accounts with three providers, defaulting to Gmail,
reacting to:
On 25 Feb 2018, 16:09 +0100, thekellergroup@gmail.com [apple-iphone] <apple-iphone@yahoogroups.com>, wrote:
Any thoughts on this? I have 2 Gmail accounts I like to check often and started
with the Apple Mail, then now using the Gmail app.
I noticed some differences, but is there anything major different between them I might
not be noticing? Or is one that much better than the other?
Also what are people using that have Gmail?
I am not sure if I should stick with the Apple Mail as it backs up contacts and mail
in the same place as everything else or I guess Google does the same thing, but
on their site.
Rich
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