This simple tutorial will cover how to enable push e-mail for users who use Gmail or have a Google Apps account on an iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch.

Setting up your Gmail or Google Apps account using Google Sync on your iOS device has many advantages. One of the advantages is that you are able to receive push e-mail, calendar and contact ...

The obvious solution is to tap Settings> Mail, Contacts, Calendars>Add Account>Gmail. This will sync your email and calendar, but not your contacts. That’s far from a perfect solution.

Our friends at Lifehacker shared a heck of a tip today. Setting up Google’s Gmail, Calendar, and Contacts on your iOS device can be a multi-step process. This tip makes it all one step. Thank ...

All of these updates are live for Gmail and Google Apps accounts now. If you’d like to learn how to set up Google Sync for your iOS devices, check out the instructions from Google here.

It can be annoying to log in and out of email accounts every time you want to use them. But it's easy to log in to multiple Gmail accounts at once. Here's how.

On iOS, Chrome Sync is now being replaced so that all you have to do is sign into your Google Account, which is how every other first-party app works.

It was previously impossible to easily synchronize your iPhone's notes between devices, but yesterday's iOS4 firmware update adds a feature capable of saving notes directly—and conveniently—to ...

Finally, restart your device or force it to sync manually. After syncing the previous changes, a multitude of colorful event items should appear in both Windows Phone and iOS calendar apps.

Google's official Gmail app for iOS devices is another solid choice, but it doesn't let you add non-Google email services. It only supports Gmail accounts.

To sync Google Contacts with your iOS device, you must set up a separate CardDAV account that uses your Gmail credentials.