Droid Incredible - Gmail Push - Can I add my hosted Email address to Gmail on my Droid?

Google apps has special setup (expand the "hidden" section for Android) -- not hard at all, though. I've set it up in more than one app as I try them out:

To configure the 'Email' app on an Android device for access to Google Apps email, just follow the steps below:

1. Enable IMAP in your Mail settings.
2. On your phone, press < Home >, then open the Email application.
3. On the 'Your accounts' page, select Next to get started with setup.
4. Enter your full Google Apps email address and password, then select Next.

5. Select IMAP account and then select Next.

   On the 'Incoming server settings' page, some fields may be pre-populated. Make sure to change the following:

6. For 'Username,' enter your full Google Apps email address
7. For 'IMAP server,' enter 'imap.gmail.com'
8. For 'Port,' enter '993'

9. For 'Security type,' select 'SSL (always)''

   1. Select Next.

      On the 'Outgoing server settings' page, some fields may be pre-populated. Make sure to change the following:

   2. For 'SMTP server' enter 'smtp.gmail.com'
   3. For 'Port,' enter '465'

   4. For 'Security type,' select 'SSL (always)''

   5. Select Next and continue through the setup options.

When you add your email account through the Gmail app (Menu → Accounts → Add account), you'll usually need to use your full email address for the "username", rather than just your internal username.

In addition, if your company uses single sign-on for Google Apps (that is, if the login page for your business Gmail is not on google.com and doesn't look like the Gmail login page), you may need to set up a separate password for accessing Gmail from a non-web interface. For this you'll need to talk to your IT department.

Try opening the Gmail app, then hit menu and click "Accounts". Try to add your account this way. If that doesn't work then you will need to use the Mail app and add the account as pop or imap.