My iphone 4 is missing mail app

I am all of the sudden missing my mail icon, calculator, camera apps. I have reset and restored!

Check in All Folders and on All Pages/Screens...
Check in Restrictions...
Settings > General > Restrictions
If no joy...
Settings > General > Reset > Reset Home Screen

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I have a macbook, an ipad, and an iphone with the Mail app on all three synced through icloud, but when I read and delete emails on my phone, the inbox on my ipad is not update, so I have to go through and mark as read or delete messages again. How can I

I have a macbook, an ipad, and an iphone with the Mail app on all three synced through icloud, but when I read and delete emails on my phone, the inbox on my ipad is not update, so I have to go through and mark as read or delete messages again. How can I sync my iphone and ipad? (it seems like each is synced only to my laptop, so don't synchronize until I go home and use my laptop.

POP: yahoo, aol, comcast/time warnder/road runner
Imap: google, hotmail, and more including icloud.
If you want to use multiple devices - move to imap, I would even say "exchange", but Google does not support free exchange anymore, since January of that year. So Ironically Icloud or Hotmail would be my choices right now.
To find out more about what happens to you, search on Google "difference between pop and imap"

Is my Gmail app on my iphone preventing my mail app from connecting to my gmail account?

Is my Gmail app on my iphone preventing my mail app from connecting to my gmail account?
Whenever I try to type in my information to my Mail app it will not verify my gmail account- it says my username/password is incorrect when it isn't.
Please help!

it may be a two part security verification. contact the email provider and see if you need a special password.
some users find simply changing the password resloves the issue.
heres a helpfull article
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS3899
Peace, Clyde

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last night I downloaded the 3.0 Version. Everything runs fine but...
I tried the new feature to invite people to appointments in calender. On the first sight everything works fine. But then there where Problems.
My colleague received my invitation on his iPhone but the iPhone could not open the "winmail.dat".
We then tried it using mail.app, where the "winmail.dat" was visible. The content of the "winmail.dat" could not be opened. Therefore iCal.app could also not handle the invitation.
This feature is very important to me and surely to many others.
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Ah! after talking to different people we found out that this might be the support for Exchange 2007 from Microsoft.
What I have to tell is that we are using Zarafa as a replacement for Exchange.
Probably this will be tha cause for the missing functionality.
As far as we know the colleagues from Zarafa are working hard to update their Software.
Still waiting for a solution,
regards, Uwe

Reading messages on iphone causing Mac Mail App to have blank from, to, etc

So this is a weird one and I haven't found it covered so I'm at my wits end.
Not sure exactly when - but somewhere after installing Leopard I get the following behavior:
If I retrieve mail with mail.app first normally I get proper headers displayed in the message list window.
If I READ the email on my iPhone let alone respond to it, etc. and then go back to my mail.app all emails I chose to read, reply to, etc. have blank from, to, and subject lines in the message list window. They appear ok in the message window but not the message list window.
If I choose to reply to (or forward) any message that has these blanks the resulting email message to edit is missing subject line, to line, etc.
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Yahoo prevents accessing a free Yahoo account with any email client such as the Mail.app on your Mac for U.S. residents.
Yahoo provides a free Push-IMAP account for iPhone customers which can be accessed with the iPhone's email client but with no others on another computer or device.
You can get a free AOL account which can be accessed as an IMAP account with the Mail.app on your Mac and with the iPhone's email client.
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Hi all,
Not sure if this is a Gmail / iPhone Mail-wide issue, but hoping it is.
I have an iPhone 4 (original) with iOS 7.1. Today, my built-in mail app had issues receiving mail, got some kind of 'cannot connect to Gmail IMAP' error most of the day. It now seems to be able to connect, but my inbox has become frazzled. I can basically only see the two most recently received messages. Every other message I can see in my inbox is an e-mail I have sent (in the list below the two most recent messages I've received). I can't see any of the other messages I've received, scrolling down the list only shows the ones I've sent. It's driving me nuts! I have removed my Gmail account and re-added it, same problem. I've logged into Gmail on the web and everything looks fine, I've even checked on my computer via the Apple Mail app and it all looks alright. Just the iPhone mail...not sure what is up.
Any ideas? Hoping some other people have experienced a similar issue!
Thanks.

Any ideas, guys? I had a similar issue on iOS 6 but the move to iOS 7 fixed it.
Yesterday, I moved a whole bunch of e-mails from my Gmail archive (on the web interface) to my inbox. Now my Mail app on iPhone is missing a whole chunk of my e-mails....not sure how to fix this!
Any advice would be most appreciated. Thanks.
EDIT: I should add, when I cycle to the All Mail folder, I can see everything as normal...but the inbox in the Mail app is missing all e-mails from before yesterday evening, choosing to show only those that are from months ago (and even then, they're just ones I've sent, all the received ones are missing).

Using folders in Mail app on iPhone - Synching iPhone and Mac Mail app

I have a hotmail account and my iMac is set up to recieve that mail to the Mail app. In the Mail app I have organized all the emails I have recieved into different folders but I would like those same folders to show up on my iPhone so that when an email comes in I can drag it to the appropriate folder and it will be in that folder on my iPhone as well as on my iMac. Also if I delete a email on my iPhone I would like it to delete in my Mail app on my iMac.
Is this possible? if so, how do I do it?
Thanks in advance for any help!!!

New emails should automatically get pushed onto your device; however if you have read your emails on a different computer or device it will still show as unread on your iphone.
follow the following steps make sure that they are right:
Settings
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Fetch new Data
Ensure that “Push” is on
Ensure that “Every 15 Minutes” is selected
Go down to advanced
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New mail shows up on iphone but NOT mail.app

Not sure if this belongs here, sorry if its the wrong place.
I have a mobile me email, and iphone, and an imac. when new mail comes in it shows up fine on iphone and when i FIRST launce mail.app. However, if a second email comes in, mail.app will not 'see it'. iphone will.
how is this possible? and how do i fix it?
thanks

On my set up, with the mobile me sync panel set to automatic and mail accounts ticked, I recieve incoming mail instantly. (on phone and mac)
Mail Accounts under the Sync tab for your MobileMe account settings is for syncing email account settings with the Mail.app between multiple Macs only. This has nothing to do with Fetching messages or new messages being pushed to the Mail.app or to the iPhone.
The iPhone includes a Push setting, which can be turned on or off. Are you saying if you turn Push access off on your iPhone and leave Mail Accounts selected under the Sync tab for your MobileMe account settings on your Mac, new messages will be pushed to your iPhone with your MobileMe account even though Push access is turned off on your iPhone?
+There is no setting at System Preferences > MobileMe under the Sync tab that has anything to do with the Mail.app.+
+The Fetch setting for the Mail.app is at Mail > Preferences under the General tab.+
+The Mail.app setting that allows for Push access with an IMAP account is available under the Advanced tab for the account preferences - use IDLE command if the server supports it.+
The iPhone includes a Fetch setting, which is used if Push access is turned off. The iPhone includes a global push setting - on or off, and you can enable or disable push access separately for received messages, contacts and calendars with a MobileMe account. I don't have push access enabled for received messages with my MobileMe account on my iPhone, but I do have push access enabled for contacts and calendar events.
The MobileMe sync settings under the Sync tab for your MobileMe account preferences has nothing to do with the Mail.app and checking for new messages or syncing server stored mailboxes with the Mail.app or with the iPhone's Mail client.

How to get iPhone sounds for Mail.app on Snow Leopard?

Hi,
I like the "new text message" sound called "Chime". I would like to use this sound for new mails in Mail.app, too. Is there any way I can download this sound on my MacBook Pro (from some webpage?)?
The sound "Glas" is available both on Mail.app and on the iPhone, but note the "Chime" sound.
Cheers

http://forums.crackberry.com/f15/iphone-chime-294401/

Outgoing Email: Fine on iPhone - Broken in Mail.app (Same IP)

Hi All,
Within the last 48 hours I've been unable to send outgoing email from Mail.app. It works fine from my iPhone - same IP, same network. What gives?
Thanks!
Jon

Now it's working? I'll keep the post going for a little bit, but I (hope) it's solved itself.
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Exchange 2007 to Zarafa server works from iPhone, not from Mail.app

I have all my colleagues around me with their iPhones setup to connect to our Zarafa-mailserver. However I cannot get it to work using Mail.app.
What's the difference between the iPhone implementation and that on Mail.app?

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IPhone tethering and Mail app

I'm not sure where this problem in originating so am posting to 3 forums - my apologies to those on all 3!
During the past week, my iPhone, which is my only internet connection, has been draining its battery - over and over again. The only unusual activity I've seen has been in Mail, where the spinning "getting mail" icon appears constantly. I've shut down all my browsers, chats, etc. except for Mail. I've of course shut down Mail periodically to recharge the phone. The phone is fine - it recharges quickly as long as Mail is not open. I've decreased how often Mail checks for new messages (from the "every 1 minute" which it's been set on for months).
The final straw was getting a note from Rogers that I've exceeded my 6 GB data total for the month - which started on the 12th. I'm now at 8.4 GBs and have NOT - absolutely NOT - downloaded anywhere near that amount of data. The phone reached 6 GB only slightly over 24 hours ago, so something is obviously drastically wrong.
Since I can't tell if the problem is with the phone, Mail itself or with MobileMe, which is where all my accounts but one reside (forwarded from the actual accounts) I'm posting this to all three in the hopes that someone can help me. I'm going broke!! The extra charges are already $100 and rising and I still have over 2 weeks to go before the time resets!

wjosten wrote:
So do the following: For Safari, delete ALL pages but a blank page, then go into Settings>Safari>Clear History>Clear Cookies>Clear Cache. Then, Settings>Notifications, make sure it is set to "OFF". For your Mail Apps, turn off push & make sure fetch is set to "Manually".
My problem with excess data is for the tethering data, not the data on the phone itself but the above is good to know, and I'll do both. Thanks!
Once done, Reset your phone, you won't lose any data or settings, but this will kill anything that might be running in the background:
Press the sleep/wake button & home button at the same time, keep pressing until you see the Apple logo, then release. Ignore the slide to power off.
Interesting. I've never ignored the power off slide and didn't know you could. I'll have to give it a try. Does it result in something different that when you use the slide?
I have reset the phone a few times since this issue arose, by the way but never by ignoring the slide. According to Rogers (my service provider) Tech Support the issue is with my computer, not my phone, so I'm going to try your initial suggestions on my laptop as well. Where I can, obviously, since the laptop doesn't have push.
Thanks for the advice!

IPhone iOS 7 mail app takes 3.6gb memory off 12.9gb

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I've given up trying to use flags on all Apple devices and computers. Its never been able to carry flags across iOS devices and Mac's and now mine won't even reflect in the flagged folder on my iPad what's flagged mail on the same iPad. The Mail app is very basic and has become less and less useful with every update.

MacBook--missing Mail app, and OS Update trouble

Hi,
I'm trying to help out a friend who was given a rather beat used MacBook for free. It's a white MB, 2.2 ghz intel core duo
The OS is currently 10.5.8
Software updates does not indicate that there is any update available for this machine (does that mean 10.5.8 is it for this computer?)
The problem is, the Mail app is missing. That's all she cares about (and iTunes which I have backed up). So, I thought if I re-installed OS 10.5.8, it would put the Mail app back. Tried the Combo Updater, but it didn't work.
I repaired permissions before and after the update. I also Verified the disk--it did find some problems, but....
The CD/DVD drive is toasted on the machine--I was trying to insert Disk Warrior, or heck, anything for that matter, and CDs/DVDs won't mount--it chews 'em a bit and spits them out.
So, the dilemma is, how do I get the Mail app back for her? And if the machine WILL accept a higher OS than 10.5.8, how can I do it without a working DVD drive(I assume the fact that no "software updates" are found means that I can't download and use an installer for 10.6 and that I'd need to do via an actual OS disc (I may have my old Leopard disc around here somewhere, or I can borrow one). How can I repair the disc w/o a working DVD drive?
Any suggestions greatly appreciated.

You can do a lot on a Mac connected to another Mac in Target Disk mode. Both Macs need firewire ports, and you need a fw cable.
Here are the innstructions: http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1661
In TDM the old MB's hard drive is on the desktop of the other Mac. You can do whatever you want to that drive, include repairing, installing, running Disk Warrior ... It is exactly like any other external drive.

Mail with iPhone 4 and Mail.app

How can I get my mail on my Mac to "mirror" my mail on my iPhone. Whenever I use it on one, it doesnt work on the other and it doesnt do the changes I made to it with the other device. My email is a Windstream POP server. HELP!!!!

You reset the phone. This wipes everything off from your mom.
Then go to http://www.apple.com and set up your own Apple ID and password.
Go back to the iPhone and enter your ID and password and the phone will not be under your mom.
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My iphone 4 is missing mail app

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