It’s one of the most awaited features on your iPhone. Instead of your phone checking for email periodically which consumes a lot of data and battery, now you can have emails, contacts and calendar pushed on to your iPhone as and when they arrive. Here is our step by step guide.
1. Be sure to have the latest version of iPhone software. (Atleast version 3.0)
2. If already Gmail is configured, you may remove that.
3. Go to settings from Home Screen and choose Mail, Contacts and Calendar.
4. Now choose Add Account.
5. Choose Microsoft Exchange instead of Gmail. (Don’t worry, thats how it works !)
6. Now Enter your full Email address, Leave Domain BLANK. Enter your full Email address for username and Enter password.
7. Wait for a couple of seconds/minutes until your account is verified. A pop up will be displayed about certificate. Just accept it.
8. Now the server name will be asked. Be sure to enter “m.google.com” without double quotes and leave the Domain BLANK as before.
9. Yay. You are good to go. Just choose if you want your Contacts and Calendar to be synced. You will be asked if you want to keep your old contacts and Calendar entries. Just make your preference and enjoy Push services on your iPhone.
So if you are a Google Services User then you don’t anymore have to connect your iPhone on to your computer for syncing Contacts and Calendar.
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