I've already asked this question on Superuser (given it's Outlook related), but now I'm trying to see if anyone else on Android Enthusiasts can help me. The details are as below.  I've paired up my Samsung phone with an Outlook Exchange inbox (probably Outlook 2010), and now I've got the outstanding SMS syncing feature. Only, of course, it sucks, since my inbox get's flooded with SMS's that I already have on my phone.  After looking around the internet for quite a while for a option that would allow me to disable that kind of syncing, the only guide I got was designed for Windows Phone 6.x.  I want desperately to disable it. Anyone has any clue as to how?
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I recently started using a Samsung Galaxy S4 and one of the features in a synchronization between text messages and email accounts.  When a text message comes in it throws a copy into my Exchange email accounts that are one the phone. I want to turn this feature off but cannot find a setting for it anywhere.  Any ideas?
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My phone alerts me that I have a new message in my Stack Overflow inbox. After I read the new message in the Android app it shows 0 unread messages. The next time I visit the main site on my notebook the new (December 2013) Top Bar says that I have one unread message: the message that I read on my phone. Even if I shut down my browser and wait a few minutes (to give the Android app time to "sync", or whatever), the new message indicator in the new Top Bar doesn't go away until I click it.  I don't recall this happening with the older top bar, so perhaps the new Top Bar and the Android app need to get better acquainted.
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Outlook from time to time makes an operation 'Send and Receive.' This can sometimes be quite slow and Outlook hangs while this is done.    Is is possible to set different intervals for different mail accounts (if user has multiple accounts configured within Outlook, e.g., main Exchange account and one or more IMAP accounts) If yes (or even if only for some [e.g., IMAP accounts], where in the settings it can be configured?  (e.g., Outlook 2007)
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Apps like Link2SD and Titanium Backup are able to "freeze" other apps, that is disable them without removing them. What do these apps do to achieve this?
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It's kinda disturbing when people keep calling me during work or meetings, but to me it's okay if I receive short messages or Whatsapp message because I can reply them few minutes later in a short break. I'm new Android user and wonder if my phone could do that for me.
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I find it rather strange that for updating an app in Android (or even iOS) the entire app is downloaded instead of only the actual "Updates".  The reason I find this strange is because in Windows while updating an app, only the update files are downloaded -- not the entire app -- which is more practical as it saves both time and data usage.  This would seem trivial to most, but when you need to download a huge app just for a tiny feature addition/bug fix it becomes a real PITA.  Does anyone have an explanation as to why this model was implemented?
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I know someone or the other has asked about disabling ⌘Q, but I like the shortcut, and I use it often. However, I use an email client called Airmail that unfortunately does not keep a service (for notifications) running in the background when it is quitted. However, if I press the close button a service runs in the background, allowing me to receive notifications.  But since I have a habit of pressing ⌘Q all the time to close apps, I was looking into a way I could disable it for only Airmail.  Anyone know of a what to do this?
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I am using version 1.0.66 of the Stack Exchange Android App. Yesterday I received a notification on my phone (1st gen. Moto G, running 4.4.4) about two inbox items. The inbox items in question are associated with  and  (private room), both from Feb. 16 of this year. (For anyone keeping score, that's 142 days ago.) When I tapped on the notification item, the app launched and showed my inbox with no unread messages. The oldest item there is from less than two weeks ago. (Click the images below for full resolution screenshots of the notification and the app inbox after tapping the notification.)   I did have the app installed at the time these inbox items were generated. I may or may not have been notified by the app at the time; when I am actively reading a Stack site, I view the top-bar notification promptly, which seems to keep it from being pushed to the app. I have not had any other problems (that I have noticed) receiving notifications from the app recently. Possibly related older bug reports include:   ( Nov. 2014)  ( Nov. 2013)  This reoccurred later in the same day, albeit to a smaller degree, when my phone sent me a notification for a comment that was merely 6 hours old. In this case, I confidently recall receiving the notification in my desktop browser topbar, clicking through and leaving a comment reply, 6 hours ago.
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I've been chatting from mobile today (with my Galaxy SIII), seems like when people ping me, it doesn't matter whether I send messages, or even specifically ping them back, the notification doesn't get cleared, and it eventually reaches my inbox with a flurry of 14 inbox notifications.    I've read other threads close to the subject, but it doesn't seem like anything addressed this specifically, so I'm opening this  report here.
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I'm using Android App v1.0.23 on a HTC Velocity 4G running Android 4.0.3.  In  I've noticed that tapping the comment from user660 instantly crashes the app. I suspect it is because they don't exist any longer!
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Can such an app freely read my emails/calendar/message/docs/etc.?  The "USE ACCOUNTS ON THE DEVICE" permission is also known for developers as .  Example of such apps: , .
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Is there a way to (offline)  retrieve app messages (messages that  appear with on the top right on the home screen with a small icon of the app)  Without opening the app itself? (or when the app doesn't store these messages)  Or is there an app that I can install that can remember these messages?  I am using a Dtek 50 android 6.0
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I have always used an Android phone, but text messages from certain friends get hijacked by iMessage. How do I prevent iPhones and MacOS Messages from sending me iMessages? I need all messages to be SMS or MMS. Some friends with iPhones will text me, but I don't receive the message. Today I noticed the Message app on my Mac had notifications. I never open this app since I don't use iMessage, but I looked today, and found multiple &quot;lost&quot; messages from several weeks ago. Please note that this is NOT the same question as . My Android phone is not, and has never been, registered with iMessage, and I have already followed those instructions. Another poster () had the same question as me----but it was closed, being deemed as the same as the Removing phone number question. It's actually fairly different. I have tried:  Leaving my Messages app closed on my Mac. But somehow messages from these people get hijacked. Deregistering my mobile number using Apple's online Deregister iMessage tool. When I attempted this, I got the message &quot;Your phone number is not registered with iMessage.&quot; Finding a setting on my Android phone that addresses this. The problem is apparently (and logically seems to be) on the Apple end.  Things  says he tried:   Closing Messages.app. I still get macOS notifications of messages. In Messages &gt; Preferences… &gt; Accounts &gt; [my email address], untick &quot;Enable this account&quot;. Then my friends messages disappear and I never see them at all, at least until I reenable in Messages.app. Looking in System Preferences and on icloud.com and appleid.apple.com    to see if there is some setting I can disable—but I've not found    anything relevant. Using Apple's Deregister iMessage tool to unregister my mobile    number. When I attempted this it gave me the message &quot;Your phone number is not registered with iMessage.&quot;
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I file email conversations in various folders. But every new email in that conversation goes to inbox, so I have to manually move it to the folder that contains the rest of the conversation. Is there a way for Outlook to do this automatically with all new emails?  What I want: Outlook will do the following automatically as long as it's running:   For all unread emails in inbox... ...if email is not the first in the conversation, search for folders where that conversation is stored. If found, move the new unread email to the first* folder it finds (except for Inbox, Trash, or Sent). Optionally: If there is more than one folder containing messages in the same conversation, then do nothing.   **If there is more than one folder containing messages in the same conversation, then do nothing*. (This extra rule is not necessary if it complicates the solution too much)  Thanks!
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How do you mass-delete emails in iOS Mail? I don't know if this is documented anywhere, but just to bring it to current attention…
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I was Active in Arabic SE before it was closed days ago. Though I still see messages and achievements in my inbox that's related to it.  In deleted questions, all go hidden and that's good. Why not doing the same for Closed sites?    because this, the Android app is getting crash at every time I check inbox or achievements.
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I'm on a Sprint Samsung Galaxy S3 with Android 4.3.  I would love to become a power user of the dictation feature to dictate text messages and emails. More often than not, however, I have to hand-edit the dictated text not because of text comprehension issues but because of punctuation, capitalization and spacing problems.  These are the "commands" I've found to work. What is the full list?  "period"     --&gt; .   (works fairly reliably) "comma"      --&gt; ,   (works fairly reliably) "new line"   --&gt; \n  (works about 50% of the time)   I've not gotten capital or anything like that to work, or acronyms. If you know how it works, please share.