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iPhone Gets Push Email App for Gmail

Aug 17, 2009, 8:44 AM by Eric M. Zeman
updated Aug 17, 2009, 9:15 AM

Today Tiverias Apps announced a new application for the iPhone called GPush. GPush will send emails to the iPhone as soon as they arrive in a Gmail user's inbox so that emails can be seen instantly. The native email client on the iPhone does not support push email for Gmail, instead, it uses a pull method. GPush lets users take advantage of the iPhone's notification systems, such as vibrating and audio alerts. GPush will also show previews of incoming emails, displaying the sender's name and subject headings. The application costs 99 cents and is available in the iTunes Apps Store.

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will54880

Aug 17, 2009, 12:25 PM

My Palm Pre does this for free!

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yeahright

and any blackberry on the market

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cellfoneluva

will54880 said:
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Yeah but Sprint sucks. Everybody knows that silly. The Palm Poop *cough* Pre doesn't hold a candle to the iPhone.

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murmermer

Aug 17, 2009, 11:32 AM

You have to pay?

So Google wants you to pay for something all the other email providers offer for free?

sounds like Google isn't doing as good as they say they are!

rarodrig26

And where did you read that google is charging people? Might want to take a closer look at the article...or read better.

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Globhead

Aug 17, 2009, 1:15 PM

3-year-old SonyEricsson already does this

All you need for push Gmail is an imap4-enabled client.

I can't believe the iPhone didn't already support one of the 2 basic email protocols. OK, obviously I can believe it, but I was not previously aware.

What DOES the iphone do?

asLeepLessman

It does Youtube rather well. Oh, and its a touch screen. Yeah yeah, AND it does iTunes.

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