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Google doesn’t have a native app for Gmail on the iPhone.

Gmail users have long been able to receive pushed notifications in the iPhone mail application, just by telling the iPhone it was a Microsoft Exchange account. But now the Gmail application itself can receive those notifications …

Gmail users have long been able to receive pushed notifications in the iPhone mail application, just by telling the iPhone it was a Microsoft Exchange account. But now the Gmail application itself can receive those notifications …

Gmail users have been able to receive pushed notifications via the mail application for a while, but you needed to tell your iPhone mail app that it worked from an Exchange account. Happily, Google has corrected this, and you’ll start …

The most informed of you probably know that Gmail offers a feature named Undo Send. The feature was introduced in March 2009 and gives you the possibility to.

This week, Google updated their Google Mobile App for iOS with Gmail and Calendar push notifications. With the push notifications update, Gmail messages.

[From Eric Mann] Eric sent this one in overnight that Google Gmail and Google Calender now support push notifications to the iPhone. Nice. ” Gmail and Google Calender notifications, pushed to your iPhone home screen

[From Eric Mann] Eric sent this one in overnight that Google Gmail and Google Calender now support push notifications to the iPhone. Nice. ” Gmail and Google Calender notifications, pushed to your iPhone home screen?

I’d wager that you’d be hard-pressed to find an iPhone user that doesn’t use Gmail on the device. And yet, it’s an awkward relationship

Google Mobile App for the iPhone has just received a significant update bringing push notifications for Gmail and Google calendar to your mobile. Get your hands on it here (update: According to Google the update may not immediately …