but...I'll post it anyway.
I have 5 different email accounts. When I got the Moment, I had 4. 2 yahoo, 1 gmail, 1 from my internet provider. Believe it or not, they are all useful and I don't want to give any of them up.
So, after I got the moment, I set up my main Gmail account for the Moment, and then set up separate emails accounts in the email app.
Quite frankly, I hated the email app. So I got thinking, maybe it was time to finally get rid of some of my email accounts. So, in deciding how the new dna of my email heirarchy was going to look, I decided to open up another gmail acconut and make that my main Moment Gmail account. I use the other gmail account strictly for vm messages from my Magic Jack (home) and Google Voice. I wanted to keep it that way.
So as I got playing with the new gmail account, there was all these new features that weren't there when I set my original gmail account up a couple of years ago. There is the ability in gmail sync up to 5 email accounts via your gmail internet login (not on the moment). This works just like you set up a pop3 on the Moment. However, if you set it up in your Moment's primary gmail account, all of the mail converges into that account and is LABELED as to what account it came from. Furthermore, you can set it up that when you send a reply, the reply looks as though it came from the account in which the original email was sent to (i.e. a yahoo adresss, etc....).
The gmail app is much better than the pop3 email apps. It allows you to manage mail efficiently and with options. When mail comes in from Yahoo or my internet provider's email, it has a little blue LABEL that denotes which account and mail service the email came from.
I had no idea this capability was in the gmail accounts capabilities but it is...and the native gmail app in the Moment handles this really well.
So, I've bagged the sorry email app in the Moment and have everything funneling in, very efficiently, to the gmail app.
Hope this info is a revelation for someone else out there and is useful.
Got dayum, I am loving Android and the Moment more and more every day....between this find and the way Google Voice works (lets me call all land lines on my mobile without using any minutes on my cell plan), I'm a very happy camper.