Today, it is virtually impossible to live without email. Email has made it easier to send formal communication and correspondence. It can also be used to keep in touch with friends and family. Little wonder why email services such as Yahoo Mail have so many users. Today, you can install Yahoo in your smartphone and access your email wherever you are and at whatever time. But before you can do this, you need to set up a Yahoo mail Account first.

Set Up Yahoo Mail Account

You can set up a Yahoo account for free. You only need to visit the Yahoo! website to get started. Click on the sign up button and provide the necessary information to set up an account.

Here is a step by step tutorial

•    Visit info.mail.yahoo.com

•    Click on “Sign Up Now”

•    Provide the required details

•    Choose a user ID for your account. Your ID will be displayed whenever you send messages using Yahoo Mail.

•    Select a security question.  This will help should you forget your password. Pick a question whose answer you are likely to remember.

•    Once the sign up process is over, you can now login into your account.

Your account is now ready for use, and you can now send your first email.

Download Yahoo Mail APK

While you can opt to access your Yahoo Email on your browser, you can always install the Yahoo Mail app. It provides you with a convenient way of accessing, sending and drafting emails on the go. It basically allows you to work on your smartphone as if you were on a PC.

To install Yahoo mail on your Android phone, you will need to download Yahoo Mail APK. Once you have the APK files, you will need to upload them into your phone. Thereafter, install an APK installer from the Android Market. When you fire up the app, it will detect the APK files saved in your phone and give you the option of installing them. Click install, and the app will do the rest.

You can now enjoy your favorite email app on your phone. The Yahoo Mail comes with a host of features that are bound to keep you glued to it. Among them are a news feed feature that gives you the latest headlines as they happen. This feature is only available for US users.