December 2011
Beginner to intermediate
436 pages
14h 59m
English
Content preview from Galaxy S II: The Missing Manual
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Chapter 10. Email, Gmail, Twitter, and Facebook
YOU WANT EMAIL? YOU’VE got email. The Samsung Galaxy S II does a great job of handling whatever email task you throw at it. Want to send and receive attachments like pictures; Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files; and PDFs? The Galaxy S II can do that. How about working with just about any email service out there? It can do that, too. You can also manage your mail, sync your mail, and plenty more right on your phone. It’s a great way to have your email always in your pocket.
This chapter shows you how to get the most out of email on the Galaxy S II. And since more and more people use Facebook or Twitter in addition to email, or even instead of email, as a way to communicate with friends, business associates, and family, it covers those social networking services as well.
Understanding Email on the Galaxy S II
THE GALAXY S II runs on Google’s Android operating system, so it comes as no surprise that it includes Gmail built into it. You don’t have to use Gmail if you don’t want to, though; you can use your current email service instead. Or you can use both. Gmail on the Galaxy S II works a bit differently from other email services, so this chapter covers Gmail as well as regular email.
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