Google's iOS GMail app provides access to almost everything the Web service can do. But the UI needs some refinement

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At Google, the bungling of the iOS GMail app launch goes deeper than the bugs the first, short-lived version of the app threw off when it was fired up. The app is unfortunately a typical product from Google’s Mail group: It has most of the useful features (more…)

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According to sources speaking with TechCrunch columnist MG Seigler, Google has indeed been working on, and even submitted, a native app for Gmail. And oh yeah, it’s pretty cool.

Despite Google’s pretty great UI for Web-based Gmail on iOS, the native app has been a unicorn of sorts in the iOS community since the announcement that third-party apps could be written for the iPhone and subsequently the (more…)

MG Siegler reports that Google is preparing to finally launch a native application for Gmail. This is great news as even though the Gmail web app is one of the best web apps, we’ve been waiting for Google to launch a native Gmail app.
According to Siegler, the native Gmail app will include features such as Push Notification, Priority Inbox and one-click starring of messages and may also come with contact icons, better threading, and deep searching functionality.
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Hours after launching the hotly anticipated Gmail for iPhone app (and for all iOS devices), Google pulled the broken app from the Apple App store and apologized on Twitter.

“The iOS app we launched today contained a bug with notifications,” the tweet reads. “We have pulled the app to fix the problem. Sorry we messed up.”

Google later replied with an official (more…)

Google has launched its own Gmail app for Apple iOS devices.

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iPhone users with Gmail accounts may yet have a dedicated app to help them manage their mail.

Released today, the free Gmail iOS app is geared toward iPhone , iPad, and iPod Touch owners. Though Gmail users can already access their mail via the Web, through a mobile site, and by setting up an account on (more…)

Google's iOS GMail app provides access to almost everything the Web service can do. But the UI needs some refinement

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Screenshot by Rafe Needleman/CNET)

At Google, the bungling of the iOS GMail app launch goes deeper than the bugs the first, short-lived version of the app threw off when it was fired up. The app is unfortunately a typical product from Google’s Mail group: It has most of the useful features (more…)

As rumored, Google has just released the highly anticipated native Gmail app for iPhone , iPad and iPod touch.
Even though the Gmail web app is one of the best web apps, we’ve been waiting for Google to launch a native Gmail app ever since the iPhone was launched.
We’ve combined your favorite features from the Gmail mobile web app and iOS into one app so you can be more productive on the go. It’s designed to be fast, efficient and take full (more…)

Google’s Gmail for mobile team continues to rollout improvements to its web app to convince us that it is as good if not better than the native app.
Gmail’s iPhone web app got an update yesterday, which brings the much needed multiple signin support, mobile specific signature, vacation auto-responder etc. to their iPhone web app.
Just like on your desktop, you can now to sign into multiple accounts simultaneously. To sign into an additional account, (more…)

If you use Gmail’s web app instead of Mail app on your iOS device, then we read on.
Google has updated their Gmail web app to make it look sharper and smoother with features such as high resolution icons for iPhone 4′s retina display, pull down to refresh option and some new transitions.
You can now pull down to refresh your message list and conversation on all iOS and Playbook devices. To refresh, simply touch the message list, drag downwards (more…)

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and has recently introduced a new “connection bar” for its Gmail web app.
Google Latitude gets the new check-in feature, while Google Places now comes in 30 languages.
Google had released the native app for Google Latitude at the end of last year. It allows you to see where your friends are, share your location with your friends and also to communicate with them by phone, text message, or email.
Now, you can also (more…)