The process is pretty simple: Enable IMAP in your Gmail account settings through a Web browser, then create a new "Other" mail account in your iPhone's mail settings (the "Gmail" icon for creating ...

To enable IMAP, log in to your Gmail account, click on the Settings link at the top, click on the Forwarding And POP/IMAP link, select Enable IMAP, and click on Save Changes.

The first thing that you have to do is enable IMAP for your Gmail account (s). Next you have to configure IMAP for your iPhone. Hint: Tap Other when setting up Gmail/IMAP on iPhone.

To take advantage of this option, sign into your Gmail account, click Settings > Labs, then scroll down to Advanced IMAP Controls and hit Enable.

To start using these options, go to the Labs tab of your Gmail settings and enable the Advanced IMAP Controls feature. Be sure to click Save Changes, and Gmail will refresh itself, bringing you ...

Gmail Labs keeps cranking out the hits — this time the experimental project is a collection of Advanced IMAP Controls. The most useful of the new features is a way to selectively control which ...

But first you will need to enable IMAP in Gmail. To do this, go to gmail.com and log into your account. Click the "Gear" icon at the upper right corner of the page and select "Mail Settings.

Click the "Forwarding and POP/IMAP" option in the Gmail menu bar. Click the option next to the words "Enable IMAP" to turn on IMAP support in Gmail.

First, you need to log in to your Gmail account and navigate to Settings. Next, click on "Forwarding and POP/IMAP." Then, check "Enable IMAP," scroll down and click "Save Changes" to finish the ...

If you are a Gmail user, head over to your account settings and select “Forwarding and POP/IMAP” to enable the newly-added IMAP access option. Enabling Internet Message Access Protocol allows ...

Gmail Backup does require you to enable IMAP for your Gmail account, if you haven't already. The Windows version features an easy-to-use graphical interface, but Linux users are stuck with the ...

IMAP support continues to roll out from Gmail and I just found that my account was provisioned for it sometime last night. I also am now using a T-Mobile BlackBerry Curve as my main device so I ...