Since I am BB user I had to install Google Android's SDK (really cool) in order to share this tutorial. Also, it looks like Android is getting some press & nice reviews and I'd expect IBM will work on a native Traveler client for 8.5.2 or later.
Here at PSC we run a IBM/Lotus and a Microsoft practice (plus Oracle, OpenSource and more) so we have both Domino and Exchange servers... when one of our VPs asked me he wanted to move to Exchange because he couldn't see his Notes mail on his new Phone I had to do something. Well, after some research I found this really cool app (also referenced on jens.bruntt's blog) called NitroDesk TouchDown.
So, this is what you need to do to get your Notes Mail on the Android:
1.- Download NitroDesk TouchDown from the Android Marketplace. Please keep in mind this is a paid app. Trial will last 5 days.
2.- Click Install
3.- Wait....
4.- Click Open
6.- Confirm
7.- This is TouchDown's interface.. get used to it... it is pretty simple. Click the Configuration Icon (Bottom left)
8.- Click Yes.
9.- Enter your email address, password and Traveler server's address. Click Next.
10.- Select if you are using SSL or not. Or select Don't Know (wizard will check all options). Click Next.
11.- Click Next.
I had to keep all selected. Please note I am using a trial version of TouchDown plus an Android emulator. You should be fine with selecting ActiveSync only
12.- Click Next.
13.- Wait a little bit here, the wizard is trying all available/selected options to connect to Lotus Traveler.
15.- You are now back to the Main screen. Wait until your PIM is sync'd
16.- You can now see your unread messages. Click the envelope icon to see your inbox.
17.- Look at all your meesages here.



