An Easy Guide to Setting up Push Gmail in iPhone Mail
Tap "Settings" on the iPhone "Home" screen
Go to "Mail, Contacts, Calendars"
Tap "Add Account..." under "Accounts"
Choose "Microsoft Exchange"
Enter your Gmail address under "Email"
Enter your Google Calendar password under "Password"
Choose "Accept" if the iPhone is unable to verify the "gmail.com" certificate
- Make sure you have no other Exchange account set up on your iPhone that you intend to keep.
- Push Gmail will replace any existing Exchange account, whose mail, contacts and calendar will not longer synchronize with iPhone Mail, Contacts and Calendar.
- Tap Settings on the iPhone Home screen.
Go to "Mail, Contacts, Calendars"
- Go to Mail, Contacts, Calendars.
Tap "Add Account..." under "Accounts"
- Tap Add Account... under Accounts.
Choose "Microsoft Exchange"
- Choose Microsoft Exchange.
Enter your Gmail address under "Email"
- Enter your Gmail address ("example@gmail.com", for example) under Email.
- Tap "m.google.com" (not including the quotation marks) under Domain.
- Now tap your full Gmail address under Username.
Enter your Google Calendar password under "Password"
- Enter your Google Calendar password under Password.
- Optionally, tap "Gmail" under Description.
- Tap Next.
Choose "Accept" if the iPhone is unable to verify the "gmail.com" certificate
- Choose Accept if the iPhone is unable to verify the "gmail.com" certificate.
- Enter "m.google.com" under Server.
- Tap Next again.
- Make sure Mail is ON.
- Turn ONCalendars if you want iPhone Calendar to sync with Google Calendar; note that iPhone Calendar can synchronize only with one calendar source, and Google Calendar will replace an existing MobileMe or, iCal or Exchange calendar.
- Turn ONContacts only if you have copied your existing contacts to Gmail. Otherwise, your existing iPhone address book will be replaced with your Gmail contacts.
- Tap Done.
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