Google Apps for Android-powered phones

Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Talk and Contacts

On some Android-powered devices, (for instance the T-Mobile G1) Google applications come pre-installed. Access these apps by tapping their icons. When setting up the phone, make sure to log in using the username and password for your domain, and your content will be automatically synced on the go.

Gmail, Google Calendar and Google Docs in the mobile browser

These apps are also available in a single, streamlined web interface, where you can seamlessly switch between applications. Bookmarkhttp://www.google.com/m/a/example.com from your browser and add a shortcut icon to your homescreen by long-pressing and selecting the 'shortcut' then 'bookmark' options. But don't forget, you'll have to replace "example.com" with your actual domain name.

Google Apps on BlackBerry smartphones

Gmail

To download the free Gmail for mobile application, visit m.google.com/mail from your BlackBerry web browser. Then, launch the application with the red "M" icon () from your BlackBerry home screen or from the applications folder. If you also have a personal @gmail.com account, you can add it to this application so you can access both Gmail and Google Apps email accounts from the same place.

Google Calendar

You can sync information in Google Calendar with your BlackBerry calendar, so whether you add new appointments from your phone or from your computer, you always have access to your up-to-date schedule. To download and install Google Sync for free, visit m.google.com/sync from your BlackBerry web browser.

Contacts

Google Talk

There's a handy Google Talk application that lets you see who's online and instant message with contacts from your BlackBerry. To download and install Google Talk for free, visit www.blackberry.com/GoogleTalk from your BlackBerry web browser. Then, launch the application with the Google Talk icon () from your BlackBerry home screen or from the applications folder.

Google Docs

To access your documents and spreadsheets when you're not at a computer, you can sign in to Google Docs from your BlackBerry web browser. Just visit docs.google.com/a/example.com, but remember to replace "example.com" in this address with your actual domain name.

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Google Apps on the Apple iPhone and iPod Touch

Gmail, Google Calendar and Google Docs in the mobile browser

These apps are available with a streamlined web interface, where you can easily bookmark a single web address and seamlessly switch between applications. Bookmark http://www.google.com/m/a/example.com from your iPhone or iPod Touch's browser, but remember to replace "example.com" with your actual domain name.

Gmail, Google Calendar and Contacts on pre-installed applications

You can connect to your iPhone or iPod Touch's Mail application to Gmail using Google Sync. Learn more about using IMAP to connect to Gmail here and here about how to configure the iPhone or iPod Touch's Mail application to do this. See below to learn how to get your Gmail pushed directly to your iPhone through Google Sync.

Google Sync now offers two-way synchronization between your calendar, contacts and email on the iPhone or iPod Touch and Google Apps. Updates are done automatically, over the air. Whether you update appointments and contacts from your mobile device or from your computer, you always have access to up-to-date information. To learn how to configure Google Sync for free, visit this help center article, visit this help center article.

Google Talk

You can instant message from your iPhone with Google Talk, too. Bookmarkhttp://talkgadget.google.com/a/example.com/talkgadget/m from your iPhone's browser, but remember to replace "example.com" with your actual domain name.

Google Apps on Windows Mobile devices

Gmail, Google Calendar and Contacts on pre-installed applications

Google Sync now offers two-way synchronization between your email, calendar and contacts on the Windows Mobile device and Google Apps. Updates are done automatically, over the air. Whether you update appointments and contacts from your mobile device or from your computer, you always have access to up-to-date information. To learn how to configure Google Sync for free, visit this help center article.

Google Apps on other phones

Gmail

If your phone is Java-enabled, you can use the fast, installable Gmail application. To download the free Gmail for mobile application, visit m.google.com/mail from your mobile browser. Then, launch the application with the red "M" icon () from your mobile phone home screen or from the applications folder. If you also have a personal @gmail.com account, you can add it to this application so you can access both Gmail and Google Apps email accounts from the same place.

If your phone doesn't use Java, you may still be able to run Gmail as a web application. Visit mail.google.com/a/example.com on your phone's web browser, but remember to replace "example.com" in this address with your actual domain name.

Google Calendar

Depending on the model of your phone, you may be able to run Google Calendar as a web application. Visit calendar.google.com/a/example.com from your phone's web browser, but remember to replace "example.com" in this address with your actual domain name.

You may be able to sync your calendar events with your phone. Visit the Google Sync site to learn more.

Alternatively, you can check your calendar, add events and get appointment reminders with text messages. Learn more about how this works here, here and here.

Contacts

You may be able to sync your contacts with your phone. Visit the Google Sync site to learn more.

Google Docs

Depending on the model of your phone, you may be able to access Google Docs from your phone's web browser. Just visit docs.google.com/a/example.com, but remember to replace "example.com" in this address with your actual domain name.

Note: all of these mobile web interfaces, installable applications and text messaging features are free from Google, but carrier charges may apply.

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