->Account settings and select “New account”
2. Enter a name for the account, such as “gmail”
3. Enter the following settings, depending on your phone model some settings are under “Advanced settings”
* Connect using: Select a working GPRS account
* Email aliress: your gmail address
* Connection Type: POP3
* Incoming server: pop.gmail.com
* Incoming username: your gmail address
* Incoming password: your gmail password
* Outgoing server: smtp.gmail.com
* Outgoing username: your gmail address again
* Outgoing password: your gmail password again
* Encryption: Incoming: SSL, Outgoing: TLS
* Incoming port: 995
* Outgoing port: 587
4. On your phone: Start the phone’s native browser (not Opera mini) and navigate to this page
5. Download two server certificates:
http://orka.mine.nu/pub/gm
ail/Equifax_Secure_Certifi
cate_Authority.cer
http://orka.mine.nu/pub/gm
ail/ThawtePremiumServerCA.
cer
Step by step www.gmail.com
1. On your PC: Log in to gmail.
2. Select “Settings”
3. Select “Forwarding and POP”
4. Change “POP Download” to “Enable POP for all mail”.
You should now be able to both send and receive email from your phone.
Notes
Gmail also supports outgoing mail over SSL on port 465
Instead of browsing to the certificates, you may download them onto your PC and send them to the phone via bluetooth.
After a message is completely downloaded with POP, the Gmail server automatically hides it from the POP inbox. The message is not deleted, but will appear to be removed the next time you update your inbox via POP. This feature does not work well together with automatic polling (check interval). A possible workaround is to disable automatic download by setting the download setting to “Headers only” / “Subjects only”. Another possibility is to set the download size limit to very small (1-2kb). With this setting, most messages will be partially downloaded. Since the server only hides messages once they are completely downloaded, this will cause them to remain in the POP inbox.
Note if you move the certificates using USB they don’t work.
I had to send them via bluetooth from my PC to my phone.
enjoy!