Up to the 25 of the latest email messages on a server are displayed when you tap
(Inbox). Received messages are temporarily saved on your PS Vita system. When your Inbox is full, the system automatically deletes the oldest message each time a new message is received.

- A )
(Refresh)
Tap to receive new messages.- B )
- Message
Tap to open the message. - C )
(Search)
Tap to search for messages in a folder. You can narrow your search by selecting a search category such as [From] and [Subject].- D )
- More
Scroll down to the bottom of the page and tap [More] to display the 25 previous messages. - E )
(New Message Indicator)
This icon appears with new messages.
- If the message size is large, the PS Vita system may not receive the message. Also when an attached file size is too large, only body text might be received.
- When languages not supported by the PS Vita system are used in the body of a message, the text may be displayed incorrectly.
Enlarging and reading email messages that are in HTML format
You can enlarge and read email messages that are in HTML format.
When reading the message, double tap the screen to zoom in. The area around the spot you double tap is enlarged. Double tap the screen again to zoom out and return the message to its original size. You can also zoom in by pinching the screen out and zoom out by pinching the screen in.
Viewing and saving attached images
Tap
(Attached file) in the message to view an attached image. When the attached image is displayed, tap
(Save) to save the image.
- You can view and save only images that are supported by the PS Vita system. You cannot save attached files other than these kinds of images.
- You can view the saved images in
(Photos).
Receiving messages automatically
Even when your PS Vita system is in standby mode or when
(Email) is not running, messages can be received automatically at a set interval. When you receive a new message, a notification message appears on the upper right of the screen. Tap
(Options) > [Settings] > [Receive Automatically] to select the interval at which messages will be received.