Hm, good point. But the thing is, my school changed to using Gmail and it's not the same procedure that I would use to login to my personal Gmail. So the Gmail app will not work.
When I try going to 'Add Account' it will allow me to enter my 'Gmail email' but it doesn't have a @gmail extension and I'm not sure how to work around this.
The Gmail app works great for my primary email but I have another gmail account for less important stuff that I don't want to add to the phone. If I were to add it that would mean more emails and unwanted alerts that I don't want on my phone. It would be nice just to log into the browser to check it if I need to.
Hm, good point. But the thing is, my school changed to using Gmail and it's not the same procedure that I would use to login to my personal Gmail. So the Gmail app will not work.
When I try going to 'Add Account' it will allow me to enter my 'Gmail email' but it doesn't have a @gmail extension and I'm not sure how to work around this.
If your school uses Gmail for accounts then it is probably using Google Apps for Domains, so it should just work if you set it up through the add accounts feature.
What happens when you try this:
Menu > Settings > Accounts & Sync > [ Add Account ] > Google > Next > Sign in > enter username and PW
i had this issue a month or so ago, reinstall the browser. worked for me, unfortunately youll loose your bookmarks, so write em down or back em up somehow.
If your school uses Gmail for accounts then it is probably using Google Apps for Domains, so it should just work if you set it up through the add accounts feature.
What happens when you try this:
Menu > Settings > Accounts & Sync > [ Add Account ] > Google > Next > Sign in > enter username and PW
When I put in my school ID, it'll automatically add a @gmail extension, and this is not the extension that my school uses.
Meh, I think for now I'll just have to use the native Browser for school email...
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