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Updated Gmail and Calendar for iPhone
Google Mac Blog —
Today I'm happy to announce that we've updated Gmail and Calendar for the iPhone. We've completely re-architected the code so you get more consistent performance, refreshed the user interface so it's easier to perform batch actions, and most importantly, laid the foundation which will allow us to iterate quickly and provide you with performance improvements and new features in the future. ...
New Google Mail expereince for iPhone (and Android)
9 to 5 Mac - Apple Intelligence —
From the Gmail Blog: We hear that Google is offering some new offline support for Gmail on the iPhone? We're not sure if this uses the current Safari or new Safari or if the offline support is just for Android which uses Chrome. Lots of other good stuff to rumage through below.
Today we're introducing a major revision to Gmail for mobile that takes advantage of the latest browser technology available on iPhone and Android devices. We've updated the user interface, made it faster to open messages, allowed for batch actions (like archiving multiple messages at once), and added some ...
Gmail for iPhone and Android Gets Slicker, Adds Offline Capabilities
Technologizer —
Google’s browser-based version of Gmail for the iPhone is pretty darn impressive–good enough, in fact, that I’ve been using it as my primary iPhone email program instead of Apple’s Mail app. But Google is rolling out a new Gmail for iPhones, iPods Touch, and Android phones today that looks like a significant leap forward. ...
Gmail, Calendar receive fresh iPhone updates
MacNN | The Macintosh News Network —
[image] Google has introduced updates to the iPhone versions of two of its websites, Gmail and Calendar . The former is said to have been given a more simplified messaging interface, and a new component called the Floaty Bar, which ensures that common actions such as message deletion are always accessible. Users can also perform some work offline, namely composing messages and reading the most recently downloaded ones. Calendar is now also accessible offline, while supporting online editing and responses when dealing with events. Both the Calendar and Gmail modifications carry over to the Android platform, currently used only on the T-Mobile ...
Redesigned Mobile Gmail for iPhone and Android Is Faster, Appier, Awesomer [Gmail]
Gizmodo —
Google's redesigned mobile Gmail site for iPhone and Android is live and it seems better than the original in every way: It's faster, more app-like, and has an improved user interface. We like. It moves a lot faster between pages that don't require fresh data because it uses database storage on the iPhone and Android's built-in Google Gears implementation, which supposedly makes it work better on a slow connection (though we haven't check that out yet). Search and loading emails from the main screen isn't necessarily quicker, but picking contacts and opening particular messages within a thread—yes, threaded conversations work just ...
Gmail's New Engine Makes Email Fun
Mac|Life —
If you're a fan of all things Google , you'll be happy to hear that Gmail got a new engine for iPhone and Android-powered devices. gmail Users of the browser-based email client should notice a performance boost. In addition, if you lose your network connection, Gmail will continue to allow you to check all those damn Facebook emails you get. Google uses "aggressive caching" and the awesome power of HTML5 and Gears to allow you to continue your email checking ways with a horrible connection, or even offline. Google says the new architecture will also allow them to roll outnew features quickly. Google has also implemented a "floaty" bar at the top of the email ...
Google updates Gmail, Calendar for iPhone
Macworld —
Posted on by Jason Snell On Tuesday Google gave the iPhone—as well as its own Android phone operating system—a great big bear hug by rolling out new mobile versions of Google Mobile Web Calendar and Gmail that are specifically optimized for the WebKit-based web browsers used by the two phone platforms. In two postings to the Google Mobile Blog, Google product managers detailed the updates to the products. Mobile Web Calendar now supports editing events on devices, including modification of attendance status and adding or removing guests for an event. To set up the calendar, point your iPhone’s Safari browse to google.com/calendar/gp (users of ...
Video: Take a look inside a Google data center
Seth H. Weintraub's blog —
Google has been opening up lately with their data center technology. Today, they've posed a quick tour of one of their monster data center facilities.
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iPhone Web Apps: Gmail and Google Calendar Updated with Number of Improvements; Including Offline Support
iPhone Hacks —
iPhone Web Apps: Gmail and Google Calendar Updated with Number of Improvements; Including Offline Support
Redesigned Gmail for Mobile Shines on iPhone and Android
iSmashPhone —
Gmail for mobile makes a point that the browser based apps are not dead.
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