You can now use other email services in Gmail for iOS—plus, iPhone X support Users can check their Yahoo, iCloud, and Outlook emails in the Gmail app. Samuel Axon – Dec 5, 2017 2:49 pm | 67 ...

Inbox doesn't currently support non-Gmail e-mail accounts either. In any case, Google's apps on iOS often lag behind their Android counterparts. In one of many examples, ...

Also, it's worth noting that the IMAP support is one-way: You can use IMAP clients to read and send your Gmail. You cannot use the Gmail interface to access e-mail from non-Google IMAP servers or ...

The company announced this week it’s testing a new version of the Gmail app on iOS that will allow users to add their non-Google accounts, including those from Outlook (including Hotmail or Live ...

Your import options. There are three ways that most people use to manage a non-Google email account through Gmail. Which one you’ll want to go for depends on the type of account you’re adding ...

The Gmail 5.0 for Android APK has been leaked, and users can add IMAP/POP and Exchange accounts, meaning most of the non-Gmail accounts will now work with the app, which is definitely great news.

It's so good, I'm going to recommend those folks that come to me for ad-hoc tech support only use Gmail instead of a third-party email app. No one else has this kind of plain, in-your-face ...

Yes, I know, Gmail has been handling Exchange accounts for quite a while. Users have been able to sign in to corporate email addresses since Gmail hit version 5.0. In case you haven't been ...

Google has taken a step towards globalizing its Gmail service today, with new support for non-Latin characters and accented characters. Google is adopting an email standard introduced by the ...

Google Gmail users rejoice! Not only has the app been updated to take advantage of the full iPhone X screen, you can now access third-party emails from the app. Here's how.