Punkd
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For gmail users, you can attach photos by using the official gmail app (download from the App Store).
For gmail users, you can attach photos by using the official gmail app (download from the App Store).
Chill out, Sean. He has a valid complaint, he's not the first to voice it, and you don't speak for most people. If you're happy, good. You didn't even need to respond.
you can do that with the native mail on the iPhone lol
My gmail account works perfectly with my iPhone...and for those who want to attach photos and files, simply go to the photo or file first and choose email/email link.... it's really that easy!!
i hate that email doesnt send notifications. i have to go into email and hit load
I think we all know that, but it is sometimes a pain if you already started a mail (or are replying to one) and then realize you need to attach something.
I don't assume everyone knows that..a couple of the responses sound as if they might not know it's that easy.
I don't assume everyone knows that..a couple of the responses sound as if they might not know it's that easy..and in my opinion it's not very much extra work to simply go to a file and send a new email with the file of your choice..
I think our smartphones make us somewhat lazy at times..and now with the introduction of Siri we really want our phones to practically do our laundry for us...is there an app for that?
you can do that with the native mail on the iPhone lol
I don't assume everyone knows that..a couple of the responses sound as if they might not know it's that easy..and in my opinion it's not very much extra work to simply go to a file and send a new email with the file of your choice..
I think our smartphones make us somewhat lazy at times..and now with the introduction of Siri we really want our phones to practically do our laundry for us...is there an app for that?
its not that its not that much work... but picture this.. I hit reply to keep all previous messages in the email and I cant attach a photo I have to start a new email with a photo in it..
it may be easy but its not up to date.. I remember using a email program on a computer over 15 years ago that had this function
Chill out, Sean. He has a valid complaint, he's not the first to voice it, and you don't speak for most people. If you're happy, good. You didn't even need to respond.
since when are you the voice of all people? being able to attach files to an email is a very basic function that email clients everywhere have had for years.. apple is behind on this front.. iPhones are great and they beat most phones in every category but the email capability is lacking on a iPhone
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