Phonedig

Google today announced a new and improved version of Gmail for iPhone and Android-powered devices. The slew of improvements include faster performance, working offline, and interface improvements made possible by technologies such as aggressive caching, HTML5, and Gears.

There’s a bunch of other stuff so to summarize, the update includes:

• Improved performance when opening email, navigating, searching
• Ability to work even when data network drops
• New browser technologies-HTML5 and Gears-which allow quick feature rollouts and performance upgrades
• Easier inbox navigation: select a message and a floaty bar appears on top of screen with options to archive, delete, and more
• Improved look and feel of messages: labels are easier to read, search menu moved to the top header
• Supports only iPhone/iPod Touch OS 2.2.1 or above
• All Android phones supported

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Tags: android, gmail, iphone

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