Google recently added IMAP support to its Gmail email service, a major boon for iPhone users since it allows changes made by the user to be reflected on the server, won't put both sent messages in ...

Have you ever seen Gmail IMAP settings and wondered what they were, and what they did? This article aims to explain everything about IMAP.

We walk you through what IMAP means, where you'll encounter it, and how to use it when syncing emails on your phone, tablet, or budget Chromebook when you're on the go. What does IMAP mean?

Gmail is getting support for IMAP clients like Outlook, Thunderbird, and the iPhone. This means Gmail users will no longer be limited to the Gmail.com user interface or to the weak integration ...

Gmail’s IMAP setup page includes tutorials for Outlook, Apple Mail, Windows Mail, Thunderbird, and, you guessed it, the iPhone, even with a step-by-step video: [Thanks John] ...

Greetings and happy holidays, At one time or another I have used pretty much every email client there is - from Pine through current webmail front-ends - but using gmail with Mail.app under IMAP ...

As Webmail goes, Gmail is pretty good—but I still prefer to access my mail using a full-featured desktop client such as Apple Mail. You can use either POP or IMAP protocols to get at your Gmail ...

Google has upgraded its Gmail offering by augmenting it with IMAP, or Internet Message Access Protocol. Essentially, this level of connectivity allows users to access e-mail from multiple devices ...

Google supports IMAP for Gmail, allowing for full synchronization between mobile and desktop access, but Windows Mobile users are being frustrated by ongoing bugs ...

Google on Wednesday demonstrated how a future version of Gmail could soon run offline on mobile browsers compatible with HTML5, including the iPhone's mobile Safari browser.