iPhone Gets Push Email App for Gmail
You have to pay?
sounds like Google isn't doing as good as they say they are!
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.
^ The last sentence says it costs $0.99
rarodrig26 said:...
And where d
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In other words, rarodrig, you are an idiot!
Raro..ur an idiot (sorry, I had to say it again) 😁
RTFA: Tiverias Apps != Google.
But of course all iPhone users and Apple fanboys think one way:
Anything bad == Google, MS, or (and now) Palm.
Anything good == Apple (even if iPhone support Google Maps == 100% Apple for example)
And for 0.99$ is just the norm enforced on the iTunes *store*.
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