Articles Tagged ‘google mail’
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Google Updates Gmail For iOS: Adds Smoother Animations, Ability To Save Photo Attachments
BY Joe White on Tue July 31st, 2012
Gmail for iOS has received a couple of new features in its most recent update.
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Contacts Sync For Google Mail: Sync Your Gmail Contacts With Your iPhone
BY Joe White on Fri December 30th, 2011
Contacts Sync For Google Mail ($2.99) is a recently updated application that, as its name suggests, allows Apple fans to sync their contacts between a Google Mail account and an iPhone or iPod touch.
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Gmail Mobile Web App Gets Updated: Adds Retina Display Support And Pull To Refresh
BY Joe White on Thu August 04th, 2011
Google has recently updated its Gmail mobile Web app, adding a "pull to refresh" feature and support for the Retina display.
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Google Adds "Undo" Bar To Gmail Web App
BY Joe White on Tue April 19th, 2011
Google has recently added an "undo" bar to its web app for iOS and Android devices. You can navigate to the web app by heading over to http://mail.google.com in Safari on your iOS device.
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Sparrow Lite Now Available In The Mac App Store
BY Joe White on Fri February 25th, 2011
A free, lite version of Sparrow for Mac is now available to download via the Mac App Store. Sparrow Lite for Mac is ad supported, and users cannot sync more than one e-mail account with the application.
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GPush Service Scheduled To End December 31
BY Joe White on Sun December 26th, 2010
The once-popular iOS application, GPush, is scheduled to shut down as of December 31, 2010. Before the days of Google’s own push notification service, GPush provided Google Mail users with notifications for incoming e-mail. Read on to find out more ...
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iOS 101: Configuring Email - The Power Of Push
BY Joe White on Fri December 03rd, 2010
If you’re new to the iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, then you’ve probably got over a hundred questions regarding your shiny, new device. Here at AppAdvice, we strive to answer them one question at a time, each and every day. This is iOS 101, and class is about to begin.
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