One of the best features of Gmail is the availability of POP3 and IMAP access. So your Gmail account can be accessed using any other email client like Outlook or Thunderbird. Gmail can be accessed on your mobile phone as well on the move. There are four ways on your mobile phone.
1. Navigate to Gmail website: Just like you access Gmail on your PC, navigate to Gmail website through your cell phone browser, login and chek mails. But some mobile phones do not support standard websites, in that case you may need to access it through other means.
2. Download the mobile application: Gmail provides an application for Java compatible phones which promises better speed and performance. To download the application to your mobile, go to http://gmail.com/app and download the applilcation to your cell phone
3. Wap Compatible site: Gmail offers a Wap site for accessing mails for WAP enable cell phones. Navigate to http://www.m.gmail.com and check your mails.
4. Cellphone’s Email: If neither of these work, you can even try to configure your Gmail using the cell phone carrier’s email system using POP3 or IMAP access.
Which one do you use to access Gmail on your phone?
guess the first option is the most popular one…
@Rajesh,
First one would be the obvious choice, but some mobiles may not support that, even the apps ifs pretty good one.
I generally prefer the first one as the gmail application is not compatible with my handset.
@Madhur,
Right, the apps also is not supported on many handsets.
Nirmal, it is good but I think it will be more effective for people whose work relates to net more 24X7.
I use the first two methods – app for regular mail, and direct access for Google Apps mail. I am on N73, so no problems on browser. In fact, the mobile browser renders my site design better than IE6 😀
Gmobile.sayni.net
it helps alot in the issue of gmail.
Dear Sir,
I am using Reliance mail service on my mobile LG RD 6600 handset from last three months. Reliance mail is a excellent feature in this handset which I have downloaded on my handset from R Mobile World > R-Menu > Catalog > Messanging > Reliance Mail ( finally downloaded).
I am using this feature on go to check my incomming mail. Sir, I can access all mails send from yahoo, rediff, hotmail etc, but I am unable to access incomming mails send from gmail. I recieve the gmail on my inbox, but as I click to read the mail the screen appears blank ie its not supporting gmail what I can understand.
Sir, my officials are using gmail for official use which I cannot access on my handset. Sir, can you please help me to overcome this problem.
Looking forward for your responce at your earliest.
Thanks and regards,
—
Rajesh Kr. Singh,
Patna,
Mob: 9304777908
Email – [email protected]
Hello sir,
I m using Airtel service.N95(8GB) is my hand set. My email address is [email protected]. When i call airtel gprs customer care for my handset email settings. First he asked me what is the incoming & outgoing mail server. Now i requested for incoming & outgoing mail server.
I access Gmail from the mobile phone’s integrated mail Box….Its Very Easy….I use Nokia 5130 Xpressmusic
hi abhishek , i’m also using Nokia 5130 Xpressmusic can u tell how did u configured gmail with email client of phone
Hi Abhishek, I have the same problem with nokia 5130, I can’t configure gmail in the integrated mailbox, can you please help?