Native Gmail App for iOS Reportedly Set to Launch

Awesome

I really enjoy the iOS Mail App, however I'd love to have my labels. So with that in mind, I'm hoping this is true!

- Atrus

 

Gmail is great 'n all but how much longer will I have to keep pulling my hair out, waiting for a native Google Docs iOS app?

 

That would go a long way towards getting me to switch to an iPhone...

 

I cannot wait!

Guess another reason not to do Android and all those desserts.

 

Great!

This is something I've always wanted on iOS.

 

Once again Google demonstrates that even when under attack by Apple, they are the ones that continue to innovate and treat Apple very well.

It's the very reason I'm not about to abandon their cloud services for iCloud.

Contrary to my $200 MobileMe experience of over two years, Googles free services have never disappointed.

Thanks Google

 

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Wants:

Push, labels, proper delete/archive/spam capabilities. Exchange setup doesn't handle this very well ( except for push).

 

I would love for this to happen. I am getting road killed here without the Send Email As feature. Also on Mac OS X Lion, I need a Gmail App that allows me to use Send Email As and import all mail to my computer.

 

I don't really care about a native app since I don't use the flags or push features anyways, but it's nice for the iOS users that do to have the option. If only to shut up the Android users that talk **** about it, when I would bet 90% of them don't use the flags anyways.

 

Wow, email and ads. No thank you, Apple's App is just fine.






Yes, I am making an assumption.

 

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Please include google talk (chat) feature in this native mail app!! All the third-party chat apps really suck.

 

Really? You call providing a Gmail app more than 3 years after the introduction of the App Store innovation?

Hopefully they do a better job on this than the Google Voice app. Google seems to introduce an iOS app then vertically forget about ever improving it.

 

Uh, what? How does this benefit Apple, exactly? It's definitely to Google's benefit for iOS users to use their native app, then Apple's native app. And yes, it benefits iOS users too, as they now have a choice. But I don't see how the hell this is an act of altruism, as you suggest, or 'treating Apple well'. If anything, Apple would much prefer you use the mail app for gmail.

 

I thought Apple doesn't allow third-party email applications on iOS?

 

Well, one possible benefit to Apple that I can think of: with a native Gmail app for iOS it means those people who prefer using major Google products such as Gmail will perhaps be more willing to purchase for the first time/continue to upgrade iPhone/iPad devices rather than choosing/switching to an Android device.

 

If it's anything like the interface on their website, I'll be sticking with Apple mail. But thanks.

 

apple should have their own mail system, so we wouldn't have to use gmail or msn or yahoo. appledavie@apple.com

 

Except when you want to sync contacts with it.

Exchange doesn't support custom fields....

 

Umm..I've been using Ginbox (previously known as MultiG) on my iOS devices for several years now. If there's anything that any hypothetical "native" GMail app might do that Ginbox can't, I can't imagine what it might be.

 

iCloud comes with a free @me.com address that you can check easily through the mail app and through icloud.com . You have to go into your icloud setting on your device and enable "mail."

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What I'd really love for Google to make is a reader app. The Mail app takes care of Gmail for me. I'd just like a reader app. Please make that happen!

 

Yes and your assumptions are making a true ass out of yourself. If you have used Gmails mail app on ANY other device you would see they do not contain any ads what so ever. And by that I mean not a single ad whats so ever.

Apple would shove ones of its iAds down on your threw its mail client before Google would.

 

I don't get what this changes. I've been using my Gmail in the native app for years and can't think of a reason why I'd use a 3rd party app. I don't care about instant push notifications. No one who sends me an email expects me to get it more than every hour. Flags? I wouldn't use them nor do I see a use for them.

 

if by native they mean, a native client that loads a browser and their mobile coded site, like all of their apps... then yeah sure.

 

If there was a step below newbie, you'd be it.