| Not everyone uses those web accounts that are | | | | growing. You can access the email from any |
| very easy to set up. There are other mail accounts | | | | computer, because it keeps them online (not as in |
| too which are more generic and supplied, maybe by | | | | the case of POP accounts, when you have to |
| their users. There are two types of this kind of email | | | | download them). Some of the IMAP accounts are |
| accounts: | | | | those free Yahoo! email accounts, Apple's MobileME, |
| | | | and Gmail accounts. You can also work with your |
| 1. POP( Protocol Post Office) accounts are the most | | | | email if you are offline and even select the folder in |
| compatible email services for an iPad. They are fast, | | | | which you want to store your messages. To do this |
| the messages are always downloaded completely | | | | you must proceed this way:Settings/ Mail,Contacts, |
| into the mailbox, the messages are deleted when the | | | | Calendars/ your IMAP account name/ Account Info/ |
| download is finished. This type of email service is | | | | Advanced. |
| very useful. But it can also make your life pretty | | | | Of course there is a downside approach too. The |
| complicated when you'll try to check your mail from | | | | mailbox will overflow if you don't delete your |
| more than one device (a PC and an iPad). If your ISP | | | | messages constantly and the system will leap the |
| does not allow you to save the messages on the | | | | new ones sooner or later. Usually the free mail |
| server, POP will send the incoming mail on your | | | | accounts have around 10 mb of memory allocated to |
| computer before you read it. This works very well, | | | | mails and this should spear you from overflowing. |
| but you must have that machine to access your | | | | You can communicate with both of these email |
| in-box. | | | | services, but the degree to which the tasks are |
| 2. IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol). This is a | | | | fulfilled varies. |
| newer mail service than POP and its popularity in | | | | |