Google Just added most awaited feature to Gmail.
It is IMAP.
Google says :
Sync your inbox across devices instantly and automatically. Whether you read or write your email on your phone or on your desktop, changes you make to Gmail will be seen from anywhere you access your inbox.
Those who don’t know what Imap is ?
What is IMAP
nternet Message Access Protocol (IMAP).
With an IMAP account, your incoming email remains on your ISP’s mail server until you delete it. You can read and manage your email from different locations. Your In, Out, Sent, and Trash mailboxes, plus any mailboxes you create, are visible to you no matter what computer you use to access your mail account, and you can work with your messages as if they were stored on your computer. For this reason, you may want to use an IMAP account if you usually read your email at more than one computer.
You can control whether messages are stored on your local hard disk. For example, you can choose to download messages only when you read them, or download attachments only when you open a message. This can allow for better performance if you use a telephone modem to connect to the Internet.
How to use Google / Gmail IMAP
All you need to first enable IMAP, for that
Goto —> Gmail Account –> Settings –> Forwarding & Pop/IMAP –> IMAP Access –> Enable IMAP
Next is to configure your email clients.
Google has provided a comprehensive list here.
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