Synchronize your emails on iPhone using IMAP
November 13th, 2009 | 
Author: Note: Setup instructions below are for iPhone or iPod touch devices running software version 3.0.
To configure IMAP for your iPhone, just go through these steps:
On the iPhone, tap Settings and then Mail, Contacts, Calendars. Then, tap Add Account… and choose Other.
Enter in your name, email address, and OIB password, then name the account. You can use any email address you like.
Under Incoming Mail Server settings, enter the following:
- Host Name: imap.otherinbox.com
- User Name: your OIB username
Under Outgoing Mail Server, because there is currently not an OIB SMTP server, you can use any SMTP server (e.g. smtp.gmail.com). Leave the username and password fields blank.
Instead, there will be folders and subfolders. Your OIB Inbox will be in the “OtherInbox” folder, and the subfolders will correspond with your OIB mailboxes. Saved, Sent, and Trash/Deleted work the same way .
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In addition they offer webmail access which allows you to view the email server in web browsers, edit spam settings, change passwords, edit filters, etc.
They also use Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) for web mails. With IMAP technology, your mailbox activity is synchronized across all devices you use to access your email.
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