AnyEmail (Email client)

AnyEmail is a free and powerful email app ,almost support all email formats.

AnyEmail is a free and powerful email app ,almost support all email formats.

Supporting Gmail, Yahoo!, AOL, iCloud, Hotmail, Outlook.com, GMX and other IMAP or POP3-enabled mailbox!

We made this mail client unbelievably fast and ultimately secure. Just imagine, using simple taps and swipes, you will be able to preview, read, forward your emails, reply or attach images and files to them. You can do everything, what email management can require! Our app is available and optimized for both tablets and smartphones.

You can easily add an account. Just enter your email and password, and the rest will be done for you!

AnyEmail is confirmed to support all popular email services:

— Google mail (Gmail, Google Apps for business and education)

— Microsoft (Outlook, Hotmail, MSN, Office 365 and Live)

— Ymail (Yahoo mail)

— AOL mail

— GMX

— Mail.com

— Apple (iCloud, Me.com and Mac.com)

— My mail (@My.com)

Your email application will automatically set up IMAP, POP and SMTP settings. As such, it supports most corporate email servers, such as Lotus Notes and Microsoft Exchange, provided that the administrators have IMAP and SMTP enabled.

Key Features:

— Instant push notifications for any IMAP mailbox with filters, time and privacy settings

— Customizable and friendly interface with avatars and icons for popular services

— Instant search with contacts, and with phrase search suggestions

— Convenient access to local and server (Gmail, MSN Hotmail, Outlook, Live) contacts with suggested contacts as you type a name

— Built-in attachment browser: view files and images right in email client

— Many other small features, which can simplify your life and speed up daily routines

- Rich text editing

- Unified Inbox

- Display contact pictures

- Threaded message view

- Split-screen view

- Email signatures

- BCC to self

- Rich notifications (mark as read, reply, or delete directly from notifications)

- Encrypt and sign messages using the OpenPGP standard (when APG is installed)