Gmail Push after Factory Reset

[New Dev]

I know that Google has discontinued EAS support for new devices/accounts.

I currently have Gmail account setup and it works with EAS push, but I need to make a factory reset to my device. Do you know if, when restored from a backup, the device would be able to get Gmail EAS push support?

(Please, specify if you are certain because you tried it or if you're making an educated guess.)

Thanks a lot.

 

[rdubmu]

EAS is no longer supported on new devices on Windows Phones by Google. I am 100% sure of this.

Existing devices will work.

If you refresh your phone, the EAS will not work anymore.

 

[martan1981#WN]

EAS will of course work after reset. Microsoft prolonged the deal with Google until the end of this year.

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[New Dev]

EAS will of course work after reset. Microsoft prolonged the deal with Google until the end of this year.

Sent from my HTC One using Tapatalk 2

I can't find a reference to this anywhere. Can you share a link?

 

[New Dev]

If you refresh your phone, the EAS will not work anymore.

So, a restore from backup doesn't just reuse old settings? I mean, how would Gmail know if it's a new device if the settings are reused (assuming that they are in fact reused from a backup).

 

[Ultimateone]

Don't listen to rdub, I have done this after a few resets on my 1020 and have as Items arrive with Gmail

Just use Outlook as the option for Exchange and use m.google.com as the server and google for the domain

 

[svenhassel]

I can't find a reference to this anywhere. Can you share a link?

I'm too lazy to search it, but I have read it too. It's all over the internet.

 

[New Dev]

Just use Outlook as the option for Exchange and use m.google.com as the server and google for the domain

Thanks. I'm keeping this option as a fallback, just because I would prefer the tile icon to be that of gmail and not exchange

 

[New Dev]

I'm too lazy to search it, but I have read it too. It's all over the internet.

Indeed, it was. Don't understand how I missed it:
At the last minute, Google extends Windows Phone calendar and contact syncing | TechHive


Thanks!

 

[foxbat121]

I'm too lazy to search it, but I have read it too. It's all over the internet.

The EAS support has been extended to the end of this year. But not everyone has access to EAS. They stopped that early this year. So, if you never accessed Gmail via EAS before Google cut it off early this year, you won't have EAS support. If you do, you should be able to manually set up Gmail as exchange account manually.

 

[New Dev]

Indeed, it was. Don't understand how I missed it:
At the last minute, Google extends Windows Phone calendar and contact syncing | TechHive


Thanks!

Damn!!!!!

I just reset the phone and restored from a backup and it DID NOT WORK most likely because I have GDR2, which only allows IMAP connection to gmail.

 

[Ultimateone]

Damn!!!!!

I just reset the phone and restored from a backup and it DID NOT WORK most likely because I have GDR2, which only allows IMAP connection to gmail.

I am on GDR2, on a 1020 with push email

 

[maltesehamster]

The m.google.com/google setting appears to work for me - thanks!

 

[rdubmu]

Don't listen to rdub, I have done this after a few resets on my 1020 and have as Items arrive with Gmail

Just use Outlook as the option for Exchange and use m.google.com as the server and google for the domain

It doesn't work on my Titan 2, even when I changed the settings.

 

[pezley]

Worked fine for me on my 920 and 1020