How to set up email on AndroidPrint

To set up email on Android, you first need your email settings from your Essex Web Hosts account. Log into your hosting dashboard and click “Login to cPanel” next to your hosting package. In cPanel, scroll to the “Email” section and click “Email Accounts.” Find your email address (e.g., [email protected]) and click “Connect Devices.” Look for the “Manual Settings” section—note down the Incoming Server (e.g., mail.yourdomain.com), Outgoing Server, and Ports (usually 993 for IMAP or 995 for POP3, and 465 for SMTP). You’ll need these to configure email on Android phone.

Now, let’s add an email account to Android. Open the Gmail app (or your preferred email app) on your Android phone. Tap the menu (three lines) and select “Settings,” then “Add Account.” Choose “Other” (not Gmail or Yahoo). Enter your full email address (e.g., [email protected]) and tap “Next.” Select “IMAP” (recommended for syncing across devices) or “POP3” (downloads emails to one device). Enter your password (the one you set in cPanel) and tap “Next.” This step is key to email setup for web hosting Android users.

Time to configure email on Android phone with the settings from cPanel. For Incoming Server, enter the server name (e.g., mail.yourdomain.com) and port (993 for IMAP or 995 for POP3). Set “Security Type” to SSL/TLS. Tap “Next.” For Outgoing Server, enter the same server name and port 465, with SSL/TLS security. Use your full email address as the username and the same password. Tap “Next” to verify. If errors pop up, double-check your settings or contact Essex Web Hosts support. This ensures your email works smoothly.

Let’s make sure your email is working with this best email setup guide Android. Send a test email to a friend or another account from your Android phone. Check if it arrives and if you can receive replies. If emails don’t send, verify your Outgoing Server settings or ensure your password is correct. If you see a “Cannot connect” error, check your internet connection or contact Essex Web Hosts for help. Once it’s working, you’re ready to use your professional email on the go!