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Google's traditional e-Mail client for Android has always compared to Google mail application the company felt as a citizen. It has a very limited user interface, lacks basic features like support for moving messages between folders and not particularly reliable. Google has been slow program weaknesses and doesn't seem that notice most of the complaints.
Fortunately, a good third party fork called K-9's. It's not particularly pretty, but it is highly functional and well maintained. K-9 based on Google's original Android mail client and under the open source Apache license distributed is, but it has a number of additional features.
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