No answer seen on the above to my question, How do I delete 1,850 Bulk Mail messages from my iPad2. I have been trying to get an answer from 09/21/11. Please read my question and give an answer one way, or tell me to forget it.

You need to go to the App store and into the updates section. Where your app is listed either choose "install", "update" or "update all"

It might be a bug - so ask Apple. ..... But first you might like to check if you are running of of memory space use Settings > General > Usage. The iPad will fill up - especially with mail & photos (mine has).

Delete it first (press & hold the Facebook App on the screen and when an X appears press the X and delete the APP.
Then go to the App Store icon and do a search for Facebook - then re-install it.

I don't think u can cause I can't delet it from mine phone that how Apple has it wich is DUBM if u ask me

You cannot delete the native mail application.

You can jailbreak your device and use app hider to keep the plastic image from appearing on the springboard, but the application will still be resident.

It depends on your email service - most only show a copy of your emails on the iPad ..... Just because you read the email didn't remove it & it still on your server. I am guessing you have some web accessed email - like gmail, use safari to get to the gmail site and delete the messages you no longer want

For 2nd generation and new ipad,tap photos then edit.Tap each photo to add check then tap delete to remove all checked at once.Please Rate

Hold on the App you want to delete a "X" will appear click on it, it will delete the APP once done click the home button.

1.Create folders within your email program to store your emails. Make the folders appropriate for storing the emails you receive. For example, if you regularly receive emails from certain people, make a folder to store emails from each person. Make folders to store professional emails and personal emails, and make subfolders within each to further categorize and sort your emails.

2.Set your message rules to route your emails to your specific folders. Many email programs have different levels of junk email filtering. Choose a low or high setting based on the volume of junk mail you receive. Once you have created message rules and junk email filtering, the junk email will be easily noticed when it arrives in your main inbox. Your email program will also attempt to recognize junk mail and will send it to junk and spam folders.

3.Take a few moments each day to browse through your email folders to review the emails you receive. Important emails sometimes get routed to the wrong folders, and they can go unnoticed if you do not check your email folders regularly.

4.Open your spam or junk mail folder and make sure these folders do not contain any emails you wish to keep. If there are emails that are not junk, drag them to the inbox or another folder for storage. Depending on your email program, you also may highlight the email and find a "Not Junk" option to alert your program that this email does not belong in the spam folder. Once you are sure the folders contain only junk mail, highlight one email folder. Press "Control-A" to highlight all of the emails in the folder. After highlighting these emails, press the shift key at the same time that you press the "Delete" button. This will delete all of the emails without sending them to the deleted folder.

5.Manage your junk email filter by opening the "Options" in your email program. From here you can add "Safe Senders" or "Blocked Senders" to either list.