Google GMail mobile web app update
If you been losing sleep in anticipation of the new Gmail for mobile, please be assured that you will sleep tonight firm. With support for Android phones, and iPhone/iPod touch OS 2.2.1, the passage through the Google Mobile blog are rightly proud of the new app.
Expect nothing less than a robust cache Gears (on Android), and SQLite databases (for iPhone’s touch ) uses to allow you to compose ads and access previously read messages without a network connection, an improved look and feel, and The all new “floaty Bar” (the name, not ours), the popular menu commands, scroll off the screen keeps rolling as this bad boy gradually during the day.
Is very interesting, has the new Gmail on your devices require no pinching or installed – it is using HTML5 (and its offline storage API’s) already in the browser. Google is just turning on the juice behind the scenes. And for those of you who are resistant to change, fear not – the previous version is still available. See for yourself over at gmail.com, but not before I watch that super-sweet video after the break.
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