This guide will explain how to connect your Samsung Galaxy Nexus phone to WiFi and also provides instructions on how to setup your Shaw email account through IMAP or an Exchange server. For more information on the differences between IMAP and POP, please see the following article: POP and IMAP email account types.
For more information, see: Samsung Galaxy Nexus Product Support
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IMAP email setup | |
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Follow the steps below to configure your Samsung smartphone or tablet to send and receive emails using IMAP. While you can set up your Shaw email through a POP or Exchange server, IMAP is preferred.
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Related: Alternative POP and IMAP Settings |
Did You Know?
IMAP is a convenient way to setup your email and is recommended for users looking to check mail worldwide and from different computers/devices.
Learn More: What email setup is right for me?
ActiveSync/Microsoft Exchange email setup | |
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Follow the steps below to configure your Samsung smartphone or tablet to send and receive emails using an ActiveSync/Exchange Server. Exchange offers advanced mail handling, less confusion for accounts connected to multiple devices, and synchronization with calendars and contacts.
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Related: Alternative POP and IMAP Settings |
Did You Know?
* If you have customized your network name (SSID) and/or password and can no longer remember the login credentials, you will need to restore it to factory settings.
Learn More: Restore your wireless modem to the default settings
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