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Access Google Premier Apps email from Android 2.1 via Exchange ActiveSync
With Android 2.1's native support for the Exchange ActiveSync protocol it is possible to access Google Premier Apps email using ActiveSync rather than IMAP, providing push delivery of messages to your device.
If it isn't already, enable the option to allow Google Sync in the properties of your Google Domain:
On the Android device, create a new email account and enter in your email address and password:
Tap Next, you will be prompted to specify the type of email account:
Select Exchange:
Enter in your full Google Domain email address and password. In the server field enter in "m.google.com"
Select the option to use SSL. Tap Next:
Select how you want messages to be delivered, and specify how far back into the past you want to synchronise mail. Tap Next:
Enter in a name for the email account as well as your name. Tap Finish. Mail will now be synced to the handset:
NOTE - you may have to send yourself an email to force email synchronisation. Once done, new mails will be received automatically.
Addendum
The ability to access your GMail from an Android device is not limited to Premier Apps accounts.
If you enter a valid "@googlemail.com" email address into the Android email wizard, it will automatically determine that IMAP should be used. However if you enter a fictitious email address of, say, "a@a.com", you will have the option of selecting Exchange as the account type. You may then enter your googlemail email address and password, as well as "m.google.com" as the Exchange server address.
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