Set up mail in Samsung Galaxy S10+ Exynos

1- First step:

Find and open the mail application in your Galaxy S10+ Exynos, normally Samsung devices with operating system Android 9.0 Pie come with the Gmail application installed or with Samsung's own mail application, You can use the Gmail App or the Samsung App to set up your mail, regardless of the provider, even if it's a company email with a domain of its own. If you can not find it on the home screen, drag the screen to the left or right until you find it, if it does not appear, access the Samsung Galaxy S10+ Exynos menu. Your Samsung must come from the factory with an email app otherwise go to Play Store, search and download Gmail, Outlook or Blue mail.

2- Second step:

In the Google applications folder, all Google applications are grouped where you can find the Gmail application, it is the icon with a capital M. Click on the icon to continue.

3- Third step:

Click on the menu in the upper left corner to go to Gmail Settings on your Galaxy S10+ Exynos it is the icon with the three horizontal lines.

4- Fourth step:

If you don't have any account configured on your Samsung, the "Add account" option will appear; otherwise, scroll down until you find the "Settings" section, press to continue.

5- Fifth step:

Within the settings of the Gmail application of the Galaxy S10+ Exynos, you will see "General settings" and under this option "Add account" will appear, press to continue.

6- Sixth step:

At this point you can choose which email account you want to configure on your Samsung Galaxy S10+ Exynos, a Google account, Outlook, Hotmail, Live, Yahoo, Exchange, Office 365 or an account with its own domain (for example a company account), if your case is the latter, choose "Other service".

7- Seventh step:

In the case of Google, Outlook, Hotmail, Live, Yahoo, Exchange or Office 365 it is only necessary to enter the email account and the password, if you have your own domain or another mail service, write the email address you want to configure and click "Next".

8- Eighth step:

Select the type of account you want to configure in your Samsung Galaxy S10+ Exynos, IMAP or POP.

What differentiates an IMAP account from a POP or POP3?
When you set up an IMAP account in your Galaxy S10+ Exynos you keep a copy of the emails in the cloud, that is, in the mail server.

If you delete an email or move it from a folder in your Samsung Galaxy S10+ Exynos that change will also occur on the server and therefore on all devices that are configured with the same email account.

On the other hand, if you set your Samsung with a POP or POP3 account, the emails are downloaded to the device and can be deleted, read or changed without affecting the other devices that have the same email account.

Usually this configuration is used for shared accounts in which several people want to keep the emails that have been read by others as NOT read or for those who have the email in the mobile and on the computer and do not want the changes to be reflected in the other device.

9- Final step:

Enter the password of the email account you want to set up on your Galaxy S10+ Exynos.

10- Final step:

Proceed to configure the incoming server, firstly as username, enter the email account that you are configuring and its password, in server you must enter the incoming server, normally mail.yourserver.com or imap.yourserver.com (changing yourserver.com with your domain) in any case check with your mail provider the configuration.

11- Final step:

The outgoing server configuration is similar to the incoming one, as username, enter the email account that you are configuring and its password. Enter your outgoing server or SMTP server, press next to continue.

12- Final step:

Now, configure the synchronization options of the email account, choose how often you want the Galaxy S10+ Exynos to check if there are new emails to download. You can choose if you want to receive a notification every time an e-mail is received.

Check the option "Synchronize mail from this account" if you want them to be synchronized automatically, if you uncheck it you will have to access the mail application and update to receive the e-mails. Choose if you want attachments to be downloaded automatically when connected to a Wi-Fi network. If you want to save battery and mobile data on your rate, uncheck all these options.

13- Final step:

Finally, you can give a name to this email account that you have just configured in the Galaxy S10+ Exynos, the name of the account may be different from the email address. Type the name you want to appear on messages sent from this account.