Gmail and Samsung d900?

Originally Posted by bvic01

i have it working on my phoen right now. Are you sure your internet settings on your phone are correct under your current email profile? Do you have POP enabled on your gmail account?

Originally Posted by aboyd1103

POP is enabled on my gmail account for sure. The internet settings are set for Tzones.
Account name: Gmail
User name:full e-mail address (username@gmail.com)
E-mail address: full e-mail address (username@gmail.com)
Reply address: full e-mail address (username@gmail.com)
SMTP server: smtp.gmail.com
SMTP port: 587
SMTP user ID: - blank right now - no idea? should something be here?
SMTP password: - blank right now - no idea? should something be here?
Secure connection: this is checked
Retrieve server type: POP3
POP3 Server: pop.gmail.com
POP3 Port: 995
Same ID and password: this is checked - any ideas? maybe it shouldn't be?
APOP login: - no idea. not checked. should it be? what is APOP?
Secure connection (POP3): this is checked

Then all settings saved. I got my settings here: http://mail.google.com/support/bin/...3287&topic=1555

Can you look at your phone and tell me what settings you have that are allowing this to work please?

Thanks so much!

Originally Posted by bvic01

I see your problem. Change your username from your full address to just the first part (for example: instead of abc@gmail.com just use abc...This part should work either way, i just know my works without the @gmail.com.) Also, the part causing your phone not to work is the SMTP username and password. For your SMTP username type in your FULL address so if your username was abc then you would type in abc@gmail.com for the SMTP username. As for your SMTP password, it is the same as your login password for your gmail account. Good luck, lemme know if it works for you. And that box under POP that says something like use same username and password should be checked.

Originally Posted by 2phast

Your settings posted use gmails smtp server (outbound) I found that T-Mobile does not allow this, thus, I had to use their smtp server for outbound. Just wondering if that was still the case or if they now allow you to use other providers smtp for outbound email.

Create a new email and send it to a different account, like hotmail and see if it arrives.

Originally Posted by aboyd1103

You're right. Doesn't send. So what are the right SMTP server settings to send e-mail?

Originally Posted by aboyd1103

Hey 2phast...Can you post whatever outbound SMTP server settings you are using that actually send e-mail from the D900?

Originally Posted by aboyd1103

I can use the web interface for Gmail just fine. I am trying to figure out how to use Gmail as my e-mail client on my phone... I can receive, but not send, and someone mentioned that it had something to do with SMTP settings, but no one has ever been willing to POST those settings.

Originally Posted by carbon gecko

Im with him....
I cant figure out the email settings for cingular either.

Originally Posted by bvic01

I see your problem. Change your username from your full address to just the first part (for example: instead of abc@gmail.com just use abc...This part should work either way, i just know my works without the @gmail.com.) Also, the part causing your phone not to work is the SMTP username and password. For your SMTP username type in your FULL address so if your username was abc then you would type in abc@gmail.com for the SMTP username. As for your SMTP password, it is the same as your login password for your gmail account. Good luck, lemme know if it works for you. And that box under POP that says something like use same username and password should be checked.

Originally Posted by ps2wiz

Does no one know the E-mail Profile settings for T-Mobile? I already have the Gmail settings setup.

Originally Posted by elemeno

Now the Email Profile

Profile name- Cingular
APN- wap.cingular
Login ID- WAP@CINGULAR.COM
Password- CINGULAR1
DNS1- 66.209.11.32
DNS2- 66.209.11.61

Originally Posted by 2phast

A simple search of this forum or google would net the results your looking for. I used these settings on my SP3I without issue. No password/user name required for T-mobiles smtp server, as the email originates from their network.

Protocol: POP3
User ID: gmail username (without the @gmai.com)
Password: your gmail password
Sending host: myemail.t-mobile.com
Sending port: 25
Receiving host: pop.gmail.com
Receiving port: 995

Originally Posted by Kit Fox

Bump. Need this ^^^ for T-Mobile... Ideas?

Originally Posted by Kit Fox

HAHAHA!!!!

Profile Name: T-Mobile Internet
APN: wap.voicestream.com
Login ID: (blank)
Password: (blank)
DNS1: 0.0.0.0
DNS2: 0.0.0.0


There you go. finally T-Mobile users can send emails out.

Originally Posted by Kit Fox

Here is a brief instruction on how to set up the G-MAIL accounts for T-Mobile users.


Go to your home screen, go to menu, 5,5,3,2,1. Type in G-mail, or whatever you want to name your account, dosn't matter, but G-Mail is what I have and seems pertinent. Select Next. Username type in the first part of your username, for example my email is 123456@gmail.com, so I just typed in 123456. For email address type in your full address, 123456@gmail.com, for example, type in the same thing for reply address. Select next. For the SMTP server type in 'smtp.gmail.com' (no single quotes around it) for the SMTP port type in '465' (no single quotes around it) for SMTP user ID type in your full email address again '123456@gmail.com' (no quotes) SMTP password is your normal G-Mail password. Select Secure Connection (SMTP) so the box is checked. Make sure that the retrieve server type is POP3. For the POP3 Server type in 'pop.gmail.com' For POP3 port type in 995. Select "SAME ID and Password" so its checked. Unselect APOP login so it isn't checked. Select Secure connection (POP3) And save all the settings. Make sure you have POP3 on in your GMAil account. To do this go to your G-Mail account, select settings on top, choose forewording and pop, and enable POP. You should now be able to receive emails. To send go to menu, 5,5,3,4,2 select a blank profile, type in the name for example T-Mobile. For APN type in wap.voicestream.com nothing for the rest of the fields, and save this. There you go, now you should be able to send and receive emails.

These are the settings that worked for me.

Originally Posted by TLCC

am I the only t-mobile user with a d900?

Originally Posted by annicus

oh, yay!! thanks kit fox!! it's funny kuz i never actually tried the gmail smtp server and ports since all the other forums seem to say that tmobile only allows you to use their smtp server. but yeah, i sent 3 trials to various email address (2 gmail and 1 hotmail) and they all got there... cool!!