Yes.
In the HTC email app setup a new account for the GMail
Incomming...
Protocol = IMAP
Email Addr = XXX@gmail.com (or whatever yours is)
Username = XXX@gmail.com
Password = <your password>
IMAP Server = imap.gmail.com
Security Type = SSL
Server Port = 993

Outgoing...
Login required = Tick
Password = <your password>
SMTP Server = smtp.gmail.com
Security Type = SSL
Server port = 465

NOTE: If you don't want the GMail to be pulled on the main account then you can disable that
Menu>Accounts&Settings>Google>Sync Google Mail

 

I did easily. I chose POP3 as well and then entered my username and password. It may have automatically added the @gmail.com. Any how, it works fine. I have both a Hotmail and Gmail account - to switch between the two, just tap the corner. You can also put shortcuts on the screen, which I did.

Tim

 

I have done this only issue I have is that it doesn't sync with Gmail, so I have to enter Gmail to manage my account (delete, tag and move emails) but I do like it for quick viewing of emails and is linked via Exchange Sync to my work email.

 

You can setup GMail as Exchange/Active Sync Account.
Enter UserName as : xxxx@gmail.com and Password and click next.

After the account is validated enter the server name as : m.google.com

More information can be found at this link:

Set Up Your Apple Device for Google Sync : Google Sync - Google Mobile Help

This is a set-up for iPhone and it works well for HTC mail also.

Thanks

 

Any particular advantages of using the HTC Mail app over the GMail app?

One thing I find frustrating in the GMail app is when you reply or forward emails with several lines of text, the text at the bottom keeps getting cut off?? Anyone else?

 

Anyone?

 

Can't seem to get it to work with a standard/free google apps email.

 

seems like there is no option with the htc app to view the emails html for gmail (unless i'm missing something here?) got the option for my exchange account but not for the gmail account

 

Has anyone else got this working?

The gmail app sucks big time - but with a standard mail app you won't get label support or threaded messages...........I don't think.

 

The mail app comes with a Widget (only on Sense UI?) that you can preview new messages reply and delete all without leaving the home screen. The gmail app feels almost as if it is a browser running gmail.

Also someone said it doesn't support labels, but that's not exactly true. Exchange and pop/imap interfaces just interpret labels as folders.

 

Domain should be google

 

There are gmail widgets in market that will do the same job as the HTC one.