Exchange and Gmail

[jclisenby]

The app is useless if you have more than one email account. No unified inbox is a deal breaker.

Look at why they went against the unified inbox. They said it helps keep the accounts organized, keeps you from sending or replying from a wrong address, and it provides additional security per account. I know some may not find it convenient, but it works extremely well. The only complaint I, or most I have seen have, is that it separates the accounts. But Google has quoted those reasons as to why, and it makes sense.


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[noaim]

When I get a new device I will be switching off gmail to outlook mail for push.. At that point I will be saying good bye to google services as a whole


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[Brandon32]

The only downside on the gmail app for me is that you can't select your own notification sound.

 

[ninjamattic]

I've been using gmail for my primary mail since it launched in beta. Today I finished transitioning all of my accounts to my @me.com email address to restore push mail through iCloud. Thanks for the thorough Scroogling google. No Exchange support for the free account equals no more gmail. Oh well. Still works fine for my business account though .

 

[ninjamattic]

I used the Gmail app for a few days, but the lack of a unified mailbox was killing me. Sorry Google, that's just whacky.

 

[jagfan2]

I prefer to not use a unified mailbox because I have more than one email account and each used for a different purpose. The ability to pick and choose which account to view works well for my needs.

 

[danimal1968]

Look at why they went against the unified inbox. They said it helps keep the accounts organized, keeps you from sending or replying from a wrong address, and it provides additional security per account. I know some may not find it convenient, but it works extremely well. The only complaint I, or most I have seen have, is that it separates the accounts. But Google has quoted those reasons as to why, and it makes sense.


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I always find that explaining to people why they can't have what they want is a poor substitute for giving them what they want.

 

[Angelo_Campher]

When I get a new device I will be switching off gmail to outlook mail for push.. At that point I will be saying good bye to google services as a whole


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I'm off all Google services apart from YouTube for 2 months now. I use Bing as my search engine as well.

Is there a way I can permanently delete my Google account?

 

[Just_Me_D]

...(snipped)...
Is there a way I can permanently delete my Google account?

To delete your Google account, follow the instructions found HERE.

 

[Angelo_Campher]

To delete your Google account, follow the instructions found HERE.

Thanks.

 

[blackburberry]

Any suggestions???? Thanks.

Update? Good to go?

 

[Just_Me_D]

Thanks.

You're very welcome. Enjoy the rest of your day.

 

[Tanbam]

I just had a problem (home button) with my 5 and because I use Google calendar sync for work, chose to replace the home button rather than warranty it out specifically for this issue.


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You can set up a CalDAV account for your google calendar, and a CardDAV account for your contacts. To be frank, using a Microsoft protocol to get Google services on an Apple device sounds a bit cumbersome to me. I kind of miss push mail on my new iPad, but I can get over it.

 

[ninjamattic]

Two days Google free. Since I've fully embraced iCloud anyway, I just switched all my mail to my @me.com address. Oh look at that, push on all my devices, and Mac mail even likes it. Tried Outlook.com and hated it in five minutes. Not sure what my mail storage limitations are, but hey, I guess I'll google it. Not entirely google free then I suppose.

 

[CDG]

Hello, I am a bit lost in this so please bear with me. 😊

I understand that I can use the gmail app to get Push or I can set it up as imap which will refresh when I open email or at the defined polling time.

My concern is contacts and calendar, will the gmail calendar and contacts synch with either of these two methods.

Thanks much!


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[pjcloninger]

My wife and I just switched to the iphone 5 from BlackBerry this month. I set up my wife's free personal Gmail account of 2/7/13 via exchange using m.google.com as well as my free personal Gmail account and my free Google Apps for Business account on 2/12/13 with no problems.

 

[kch50428]

My concern is contacts and calendar, will the gmail calendar and contacts synch with either of these two methods.

http://www.imore.com/how-setup-google-gmail-your-iphone-ipod-touch-and-ipad#gmail-carddav

Google has instructions for setting up to sync contacts and calendars using CalDAV and CardDAV - see Google's support site(s) for more:
Sync Google Calendar with your iOS device - Google Calendar Help
Sync contacts with your iOS device - Gmail Help

 

[pjcloninger]

Any reason it would still work as a few days ago?

Maybe unrelated but, I also was able to setup gmail via exchange on my BlackBerry Playbook a couple of days ago.

 

[Just_Me_D]

...(snipped)... To be frank, using a Microsoft protocol to get Google services on an Apple device sounds a bit cumbersome to me. I kind of miss push mail on my new iPad, but I can get over it.

Before Google ended it, setting up Google services via the Microsoft Exchange setup was a cinch and could be done within a minute.

 

[Just_Me_D]

Hello, I am a bit lost in this so please bear with me. 

Okay

I understand that I can use the gmail app to get Push or I can set it up as imap which will refresh when I open email or at the defined polling time.

Yes, that is true.

My concern is contacts and calendar, will the gmail calendar and contacts synch with either of these two methods.

Yes, but it is recommended that if you use the CalDav and CardDav setup for syching purposes. Detailed instructions can be found HERE.

Thanks much!


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You're very welcome.