You are waiting for an important letter, but there is no computer at hand. You can, of course, go looking for the nearest internet cafe, but there is a more convenient solution. You can send and receive letters not only via the web, but also using a mobile phone with Java support. Now almost all modern mobile phones have it. But first you need to configure it.
Instructions
Step 1
First of all, you will need your mail service's incoming and outgoing mail servers. If it is Yandex, then pop (incoming mail server) - pop.yandex.ru; smtp (outgoing mail server) - smtp.yandex.ru; login (name) - characters before @; password (password) - password from mail. If it is Mail, then pop (incoming mail server) - pop.mail.ru; smtp (outgoing mail server) - smtp.mail.ru; login (name) - characters before @; password (password) - password from mail. If it is GMail, then pop (incoming mail server) is pop.gmail.com; smtp (outgoing mail server) - smtp.gmail.com; login (name) - characters before @; password (password) - password from mail; ports (protection) - on (993/995). If it's Rambler, then pop (incoming mail server) - pop.rambler.ru; smtp (outgoing mail server) - smtp.rambler.ru; login (name) - characters before @; password (password) - password from mail.
Step 2
On different phone models, there may be nuances in the mail settings, but basically everything is the same. Most often, the e-mail section is located with the "Messages" menu item. Go to "Messages", then to "Settings", then to "E-mail", then to "Mailboxes". Make a new mailbox.
Step 3
Select the correct access point. It depends on your cellular operator.
Step 4
In the "Mailbox Type" select POP3. After that, enter the incoming and outgoing servers, which are listed above. If you have mail on GMail, you also need to specify the ports. After that, you can test your mail on your mobile phone.
