Where do you read the majority of your personal email?

[pete]

I suspect I know what the answer is, but...

[elsiegee40]

Where as in which a physical place... or are we talking devices/apps here?

[pete]

Devices please, see poll.

[comrade]

Mainly laptop, 60%, 40% on smart phone.

[mrbios]

I have a nice laptop, a fancy phone and there's two tablets in the house....and yet i still do it all on my desktop, phone is secondary to the desktop, but i'll always prefer the desktop.

[elsiegee40]

Ah. Can't see poll on my phone. Will have to use the browser version

 

Answer is

1. iPhone

2. Tablet (because I haven't found an android email app I like)

3. Desktop (Because I hardly ever use one these days)

Edited August 12, 2015 by elsiegee40

[jamin100]

iPhone for all of it for me with the outlook app.

 

Only go into my gmail account on a desktop / laptop if there is specific requirement too (to print etc)

[halbaradkenafin]

Phone for most of it due to using Google inbox and the desktop client being slow.

[CyberNerd]

Chromebook - but that could be regarded as a tablet (it is) or a laptop (it is as well) Edited August 12, 2015 by CyberNerd

[MatthewL]

I read and reply to the majority on my desktop unless I am away and it will be either my phone (Android) or if it needs a longer reply iPad.

 

Even my work ones I flick through them and if they don't need a reply straight away I do it when I am back at a PC with OWA.

[ITGURU]

When at home I have Outlook always open for new mail to come in.

When out and about, mobile syncs every hour.

[Devontechie]

Mainly my Galaxy Tab S or laptop

[arwen]

Around 85% phone 15% desktop. Even if I'm on a desktop, I still tend to look at emails on my phone. If I need to do a reply that's any more than a few lines, it is usually always on a desktop however.

[difinity]

When i worked in a school 100% desktop, i had one screen dedicated to email. I used Thunderbird not Outlook.

Now i am self employed 98% Android phone and 2% webmail for those rare emails that don't display properly (usually from iDevices).

[Disaster]

On the bog

[hardtailstar]

On my Nexus 6 via Google Inbox for about 98% of the time, If I have to write a long reply or I'm at my computer and an email comes through that I need to reply to straight away.

 

I rarely use my computer now for anything as I can do it all on my phone.

[Davit2005]

On Phone, passes away the time on the train .

[howartp]

Main personal address that I've used for years and is 60% spam - only on desktop where local antispam software proxies everything very nicely.

 

Recent account that I'm careful where it gets published - on phone. My close friends/family have the new address so I can receive important emails wherever I am.

[Earthling]

On my desktop.

 

I could lose my phone, I could lose my tablet, but try as I might, I can't lose my desktop anywhere. I always find it where I left it.

 

I only have disposable e-mail addresses on my hand-held devices.

[witch]

On my laptop. Never do email on my phone as I like to get away from all that stuff and I know if I did have it on the phone I would be constantly checking it

[NewFormz]

I read the majority of them on my phone. If the reply is more than a couple of sentences I will wait to I'm on my computer (Laptop or desktop) to write and send.