Please am a new user of android, my phone has been blackberry but due to the recent problem blackberry started facing, i was forced to buy a new android phone and i must confess; am enjoying it. The only problem am facing now is that i dont know how to link or activate my yahoomail account with my new android so that i can be receiving mails as i used to receive with my blackberry. Thanks

Pope22:
Please am a new user of android, my phone has been blackberry but due to the recent problem blackberry started facing, i was forced to buy a new android phone and i must confess; am enjoying it. The only problem am facing now is that i dont know how to link or activate my yahoomail account with my new android so that i can be receiving mails as i used to receive with my blackberry. Thanks

Have you signed in to your play store with gmail account? If you have done so, download the yahoomail app from the play store and sign in through the app.
You can equally sign in through your Uc browser just type www.yahoomail.com to the URL box then login.

2kaybiel:

Have you signed in to your play store with gmail account? If you have done so, download the yahoomail app from the play store and sign in through the app.
You can equally sign in through your Uc browser just type www.yahoomail.com to the URL box then login.

Thanks, i have done that and i have been downloading things from the play store but my question is; if i download the yahoomail app from the play store and sign in my yahoomail account, will i be getting and receiving mails with notification just like i receive facebook and whatsapp notifications? Again; screenshot and select and paste, am stil finding these difficult. Sorry for too many questions and demands. Thanks

Pope22:

Thanks, i have done that and i have been downloading things from the play store but my question is; if i download the yahoomail app from the play store and sign in my yahoomail account, will i be getting and receiving mails with notification just like i receive facebook and whatsapp notifications? Again; screenshot and select and paste, am stil finding these difficult. Sorry for too many questions and demands. Thanks

Yes. If and only if you have strong network on your phone it will notify you otherwise you might need to be checking it time to time.
Screenshot case is simple, press power button with down/up Volume key at the same time. Long press it and you will see the screenshot move to your notification bar. Copy and paste is equally simple, Long press the item you want to select then you will see the copy symbol on top then tap it. The copied items moved to your clipboard to paste it, just tap the area you want to paste it to then long press you will then see paste click on it then you are free to go. Hope it helps?

2kaybiel:

Yes. If and only if you have strong network on your phone it will notify you otherwise you might need to be checking it time to time.
Screenshot case is simple, press power button with down/up Volume key at the same time. Long press it and you will see the screenshot move to your notification bar. Copy and paste is equally simple, Long press the item you want to select then you will see the copy symbol on top then tap it. The copied items moved to your clipboard to paste it, just tap the area you want to paste it to then long press you will then see paste click on it then you are free to go. Hope it helps?

Yes it did but am stil finding that of screenshot very difficult

Pope22:

Yes it did but am stil finding that of screenshot very difficult

Take the screenshot (capture what's on the screen). There are various ways to do this, depending upon the particular device and Android version.
Press two physical buttons at the same time for 1-2 seconds.
On most devices running Android 4.0 or later, it will be the Power/Lock and Volume Down buttons.
Otherwise, especially with earlier versions of Android and Samsung devices, it will be the Power/Lock and Home buttons.
On the Kobo Arc 10HD tablet before Android 4.0, it is the
Back (right, bottom) and Home buttons.
After you release both buttons, you will know your screen is "captured" if:
you see a copy of your screen display shrink into a frame.
you hear a camera shutter sound (not on all devices), and/or
a notification bar appears (on devices with Notification capability).
If no "capture" occurs, try again a few times until you get it right. Sometimes it takes a little practice.
Remember, you must press the two physical buttons at the same time, otherwise it will not work. If you see the result of pressing just one of the buttons (usually the one you pressed first), or no result at all, then you did not press them at the same time. Try it again

2kaybiel:


Take the screenshot (capture what's on the screen). There are various ways to do this, depending upon the particular device and Android version.
Press two physical buttons at the same time for 1-2 seconds.
On most devices running Android 4.0 or later, it will be the Power/Lock and Volume Down buttons.
Otherwise, especially with earlier versions of Android and Samsung devices, it will be the Power/Lock and Home buttons.
On the Kobo Arc 10HD tablet before Android 4.0, it is the
Back (right, bottom) and Home buttons.
After you release both buttons, you will know your screen is "captured" if:
you see a copy of your screen display shrink into a frame.
you hear a camera shutter sound (not on all devices), and/or
a notification bar appears (on devices with Notification capability).
If no "capture" occurs, try again a few times until you get it right. Sometimes it takes a little practice.
Remember, you must press the two physical buttons at the same time, otherwise it will not work. If you see the result of pressing just one of the buttons (usually the one you pressed first), or no result at all, then you did not press them at the same time. Try it again

Yes bro, thanks a lot