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Ok, I’ll admit it. My Galaxy Note 3 isn’t perfect, but I’m still enjoying my Note 3 more than I did my iPhone. I even view the Note 3 on different terms than I did my iPhone 4s. The iPhone quickly became a necessity that I needed to communicate and occasionally surf the web or play with a few apps. The Note 3 is my “do-everything” companion. I love discovering new features and just plain using the phone even after a month of use (I believe my original iPhone 3G may have seen 1 week of this type of use, and the 4s… Ha!).<\/p>\n

The previous being said, I will now admit the native email client on my Note 3 was a little less than desired, so I searched the internet for options. The solution I chose, K-9 Mail. This Android app is wonderful. It syncs my email instantaneously, offers color coded organization, and unlike many apps, a combined email box for all email accounts.<\/p>\n

Other cool features of K-9 Mail (that I’ve discovered so far) are the customization of notifications using the LED light of the Note 3, manual selection of folders to auto sync, and it’s instantaneous sync abilities (the app notified me of new mail at the same time the GMail app did, and sometimes before!).<\/p>\n

I highly recommend you try this app if you are feeling disappointed with the native Note 3 email client. The K-9 Mail app has become my new best friend (just don’t tell my dog Bernie \ud83d\ude09
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