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Tips<br />
Tricks Hacks Apps<br />
Add images from the Gallery<br />
Share your photos with anyone in seconds<br />
Emails are about much more than text<br />
because you have the opportunity to share<br />
media with anyone you like in an instant.<br />
This is something you may be used to doing<br />
on a desktop, but the good news is that all of<br />
the same facilities are available on a <strong>Galaxy</strong><br />
device thanks to the close ties that are built<br />
in to the system which work with almost<br />
any app you have installed. The Gallery app<br />
is the default solution for presenting images<br />
on a <strong>Samsung</strong> device and with this comes<br />
a close relationship to email which can be<br />
used to attach any image from the gallery<br />
and to then send it. This method can be used<br />
for other types of file as well using different<br />
apps, but for this particular tutorial we will<br />
concentrate on images. When you select and<br />
attach an image to an email you will have<br />
no opportunity to tweak it so make sure any<br />
editing is done before you attach it. You can<br />
then ensure that you are sending the right<br />
photo and one that is as impressive as it can<br />
be. So let’s gets started with using images<br />
and email when mobile.<br />
Attach any image Send any image from any email account<br />
1: A new email<br />
Tap the ‘+’ icon at the top to start creating a<br />
new email. Enter the recipient’s email address,<br />
add a title and the text you want to include.<br />
If you can, try to add some context which<br />
describes more about the image you are<br />
going to attach to the email.<br />
2: Use the menu<br />
Tap the menu key and a list of options will<br />
appear. Here you can add images, videos and<br />
change many other parts of the email you<br />
are dealing with. In this case you will want to<br />
select Attach picture at the top to continue<br />
with the process.<br />
3: Many choices<br />
You will now be given a choice of which app<br />
you want to use to take an image from. This<br />
will usually be a short list, but if you have a lot<br />
of third party apps installed on your device,<br />
the selection could be quite large. ‘Choose<br />
Gallery’ to proceed.<br />
4: Find the image<br />
Navigate through the folders that show up<br />
and find the image you want to attach. If you<br />
have a lot of images loaded onto your device<br />
this can take time, but the thumbnails are<br />
large enough to recognise. Tap an image and<br />
you will be taken back to the email.<br />
5: Time to send<br />
The image will now be shown in the email<br />
body with the name and the size noted. You<br />
can tap the ‘x’ to remove it from the email or<br />
tap the send icon to send the email with the<br />
image included. The process is very quick and<br />
highly effective.<br />
34 <strong>Samsung</strong> <strong>Galaxy</strong> Tips, Tricks, Apps & Hacks
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