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How to use email on LG BL20 Chocolate

Lot of people are asking how to use email on LG BL20 Chocolate. Well, you are at the right place here
With support for POP3 and IMAP4 email, the LG Chocolate BL20 can be used to access your regular email accounts, including web-based email and email accounts from your ISP.
It’s easy to set up, with an email wizard to help you along. Settings for a number of popular web based email services, including Hotmail, Yahoo! and Google Mail, are pre-loaded, so you you don’t have to enter any complicated settings – simply your email address, password and user name.
Multiple accounts can be set up, so you can check several accounts simply by switching between them.
If you’re using an email account for which there are no pre-installed settings, after you’ve input your account details, you will be asked for a few further details, including POP3 server address and SMTP server address. These can usually be found on your email provider’s website support or information section, or you may be able to find them in Know Your Mobile’s table of settings here.
Setting up email
Click here to follow the steps to setup email on your BL20
LG GW620 InTouch Max – Reviewed

Lets start with some quick pros and cons to give you a quick idea:
Pros:
Excellent value
Great Qwerty keyboard
FM radio
Cons:
Relatively small screen
Touch sensitive buttons annoy
Uses Android 1.5
Verdict: Currently the best ultra-budget Android phone with a Qwerty keyboard, the GW620 is a great buy held back by a few irritating niggles
LG GW620 Revies:
LG’s GW620 joins the T-Mobile Pulse and HTC Tattoo as one of a relatively small – but growing – number of budget-oriented Android phones.
These kinds of phones occasionally end up being overshadowed by older Android mobiles that have slipped down the price scale, such as the HTC Magic, but that doesn’t invalidate their existence.
However, the GW620 does bear some traits that highlight its budget origins. The first is its resistive touchscreen. For more on the differences between the touchscreen technologies check out our feature on the subject, but to sum up touchscreen navigation requires a press rather than a light touch.
That the GW620 does not feature a stylus suggests that this is a budgeting issue rather than a design choice. For a resistive touchscreen, it’s commendably responsive but still a cut below the capacitive model used in the T-Mobile Pulse.
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