I recently change my password on my g mail account. The rename worked and was changed. Now my phone shows sign in error and I cannot google on my phone. how do I get out of sign in error. Thanks, George

Change your password

1. Open your Google Account. You might need to sign in.
2. Under "Security," select Signing in to Google.
3. Choose Password. You might need to sign in again.
4. Enter your new password, then select Change Password.

Change password
Reset your password

1. Follow the steps to recover your account. You'll be asked some questions to confirm it's your account and an email will be sent to you. If you don't get an email:
   • Check your Spam or Bulk Mail folders
   • Add [email protected] to your address book.
   • To request another email, follow the steps to recover your account .
   • Check all email addresses you might've used to sign up or sign in to your account.

2. Choose a password that you haven't already used with this account. Learn how to create a strong password.

1. Sign in to My Account.
2. Under "Sign-in & security," select Signing in to Google.
3. Choose Password. If you see a prompt to sign in again, sign in.
4. Enter your new password, then select Change Password.

Reset your password

1. Go to the Account support page.
2. Follow the instructions. You'll be asked some questions to confirm it's your account and an email will be sent to you. If you don't get an email:

• Check your Spam or Bulk Mail folders
• Add [email protected] to your address book.
• Request another email.
• Check all email addresses you might've used to sign up or sign in to your account.

3. Choose a password that you haven't already used with this account. Learn how to create a strong password.

As with most accounts. Go to the source. In this case Samsungs webiste

You can find your Password via the 'Forgot your E-mail or password?' link on the sign-in page.

1) Click the 'Forgot your E-mail or password?' link, and then choose 'Find Password'
2) Enter your email address, security code and then press 'Confirm'.
3) The message 'Password change E-mail has been sent to your email' will appear. Press 'Confirm'.
4) Check your email inbox and click the link on the email from 'Samsung account' to change your password.


If the email address that you used to sign up for a Samsung account is no longer in use, or the password change email doesn't reach you, please contact Customer Support (https://account.samsung.com > Contact us).
https://help.content.samsung.com/csweb/faq/searchFaq.do?category1_id=saccountb10900&serviceCd=saccount&r_faq_id=38014

There should be a forgot password link below the password blank on the login.Click the link and follow through the steps to change your password . However you might need a second email already linked to your gmail.

Fix Mail Apps and Devices Show Incorrect Password Error After Enabling 2...
[Fix] Mail Apps and Devices Show Incorrect Password Error After Enabling 2-Step Verification in Microsoft or Gmail Account "2-step verification" is an important security feature which protects your online account whether its your email account or a social networking account. It asks for an extra security code each time you try to sign in to your account. This security code is sent to your registered mobile phone or alternative email ID.
Recently Microsoft enabled this 2-step verification feature for Microsoft accounts which are used for emails, Windows 8, XBox, etc. On the other hand Google is already providing two-step verification in its Gmail service since long time.
If you enabled 2-step verification feature in your Microsoft or Gmail account, you might be facing a weird issue. If you try to access your email account using an email client such as Windows Live Mail, Thunderbird, Microsoft Outlook, etc, it'll now allow you to sign in using your current password. It'll show you an incorrect password error message even if your password is absolutely correct. The same problem will also occur if you try to sign in using your Microsoft account in devices such as Xbox 360 or Android smartphones.
Now the question comes why does this problem occur? Why do these mail apps and devices not accept your correct password? The answer is very simple. These mail apps and devices were not designed to ask you for the extra security code which is required for 2-step verification. Since these apps and devices don't ask for security code, the 2-step verification procedure is not completed successfully, hence you can't sign in using your credentials in those apps and devices.
So what's the solution? The solution is very simple. Every company which provides 2-step verification feature, also allows you to create special passwords for these mail apps and devices. You can create separate passwords for each app and device and then you can use that special password to sign in to those apps or devices. Now those apps and devices will accept the new password and will allow you to access your account without any problem.
So if you have enabled 2-step verification feature in Microsoft or Gmail account and if you are facing login password problems in mail apps or devices, you just need to create above mentioned special passwords or codes to sign in without any problem.
Just follow these simple steps to create app passwords for your Microsoft or Gmail account:

A. Create App Password in Microsoft Account 1. Open your Microsoft account security settings page by clicking on following link:
Open Microsoft Account Security Settings Page
2. You'll see "App passwords" section at the bottom of the page which shows following information:
Some apps and devices don't support security codes. In these cases, you need to create an app password to sign in. 3. Click on "Create a new app password" link and it'll immediately provide you a new password generated randomly.

Now you can use this new password to sign in to a 3rd party mail app or device.
B. Create Application Specific Password in Gmail Account

1. Open your Google account settings page by clicking on following link:
Open Google Account Settings Pag
2. Now click on "Security" tab given in left-side pane. Scroll down on the page and you'll see "Connected applications and sites" section at the bottom of the page.
3. Click on "Manage access" button and it'll open a new page showing following information:Some applications that work outside a browser aren't yet compatible with 2-step verification and cannot ask for verification codes, for example: email programs including Outlook, Apple Mail, or Thunderbird, older Android smartphones. To use these applications, you need to generate an application-specific password. 4. Type any desired name in given text box and click on "Generate password" button.That's it. It'll immediately provide you a new password which can be used in any mail app or device to sign in.PS: If you want to remove or disallow any mail app or device to access your account, you can remove existing app password or revoke access from devices using the same account security settings pages as mentioned in above instructions.

how that helps good luck.

No web-based program or application, such as Google's Gmail, is 100 percent safe and secure, no matter how many security and privacy precautions come built in and set as default.

Every Internet user is responsible for ensuring his own security online, and you can maximize your protection by practicing good common sense and using tools and settings on your computer and, as recommended by Google, within Gmail to maintain your privacy.
Privacy Settings

You can authorize or block certain websites from accessing your Google and Gmail accounts. Sign in to your Google account and click "My Account," and then click "Authorizing Applications & Sites" to see and edit the list of sites that have access to your information.
If you access your Gmail account from public computers, such as those at a library or school, or use public wireless networks, change your Gmail account settings to connect using only Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure, or HTTPS, connections.
Passwords

Aside from creating a unique, secret password that you use to sign in to both your Google and Gmail accounts, you can set your account recovery options to ensure that no one else can get your password emailed to him.

Sign in to your Google account and click "Recovering your password" to set your outside email address, cellphone number and secret question.

These will be used to contact you if you legitimately forget your password or will warn you if someone else is trying to gain access to your accounts.

Additionally, Google offers two-step verification as an optional layer of security.
Two-step verification requires you to log in using your username, password and a code that's sent via text message to your cellphone.

Check for Unauthorized Access If you suspect your Gmail account has been compromised, you can verify all your recent activity. Log in to your account and check the bottom of the screen for a Details section next to Last Account Activity.

This will show the time, date and Internet Protocol address of the last time your account was accessed.

If you don't recognize these details, change your password and then check your mail settings to ensure nothing has been changed.
Good Practices
Never share your password with anyone, and use a password that's difficult to guess.
Don't be fooled by official-looking emails that ask for your personal information, login name or passwords.

If you use a public computer, don't check "Stay Signed In," and always clear the cache and cookies once you've signed out of your account to prevent someone from being able to find your information. http://mail.google.com/support/bin/static.py?page=checklist.cs&tab=29488

can you sign into your gmail on a computer? if your password has changed you would need to resign in on your phone with the new password. what type of phone do you have?

in gmail login to your account select settings select the accounts and imports tab select Google account settings
goto change password.