What Is It?
Mail provides a fast, graphically rich e-mail experience on your mobile device. Check for new mail, access your existing messages and look up your contacts when you're on the go.

Mail Features:

Access to Your AOL^® Mail or AIM^® Mail
Read, send, forward e-mails and manage your contacts just like you would on your computer. Check for new e-mail messages or browse existing messages in your Inbox or other AOL mail folders.

AOL Contact List Access
Access your AOL contact list so that you can quickly write a new e-mail or look up contact information for your friends and family.

Push Mail Notification
Receive real time push mail notifications whenever you get a new message in your Inbox. You never need to check for new mail again because AOL will let you know as soon as you've received one.

Write Mail
Compose new messages right from your mobile phone or respond to messages you receive. All messages sent from your mobile phone will be saved in your Sent folder and are accessible from your desktop and mobile phone.

Ways to Access Mail on Your Phone:

Mobile Webmail
All you need is Internet access on your mobile phone and you can check for new mail, access your existing messages and look up your contacts when you're on the go.

Mobile Mail Software
It's an application that you can download on your phone that allows you to access your AOL Mailbox, receive push mail notification and write mail.

Here's How to Get AOL Mail on Your Cell Phone:
In your web browser on your cell phone, go to AOL Mail by entering: http://m.webmail.aol.com/ or you can send the AOL Mail link directly to your phone by clicking the send to cell button below.

For more information on AOL Mail, go to AOL Help.

Feature set for individual AIM^® and Mail clients vary. Check with your wireless carrier for details on AIM^® and Mail features.

U.S. only. AOL Mobile services may require a wireless data plan and charges from your wireless carrier may apply. Not all AOL Mobile services are available on all wireless carriers or on all wireless devices. Check with your wireless carrier to confirm that product use is consistent with your carrier's Terms of Service.