Best Email Apps For Android and iOS

Best E-mail Apps for Android and iOS 

Emails are something we all need work around with almost the whole time when working and its really a pain if your email app doesn't make your work easier and faster. Here are the best apps for android and iOS which will make your work a lot easier and less painful.

Outlook is by far the best email app when it comes to iOS. It offers a clean yet attractive layout which also makes it easy to use. This is still the only app which is capable of syncing calendar, events, files and documents so well. This app can also view files that do not even exist on the phone. It is also one of the quickest and most feature rich email application for iOS. It opens files in the app itself (at least for most common type of documents) which means you don't even need to leave the app to get your work done. Outlook is also the best application if you are irritated of promotional mails blocking you from getting to the important mails wasting your time as the outlook app has a focused section which keeps all your important mails making it easier for you to find it. This application is great if you have a lot of mails to handle and would love view your files and events in a single application.

-Gmail isn't far behind Outlook being almost equally fast but the simple fact that it does not what the Outlook app offers which are the features that make it so easy to use.

-The mail app of iOS is good but its not meant for heavy users. Its good for basic mail usage.

Gmail is a great app (and the most common) when it comes to android just because of the fact that it completely in sync with phone. Everything you do related to your google account on your phone is related to the Gmail app (almost). The app syncs your mails lightning fast and the basics of your such as your photos are connected to the mail app by the photos app google offers. The Gmail app is connected to all the major google apps in android and always in sync providing you with the best experience you would want.

Outlook is also good in android but its a bit buggy and doesn't have the capability with your phone the way Gmail does.

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