I honestly don't think you know what is going on. This is a discussion for the completely buggy GMail app on iOS, just pulled. Which doesn't tie in to google voice, texting and whatnots. as you claimed, and I refuted.
I honestly don't think you know what is going on. This is a discussion for the completely buggy GMail app on iOS, just pulled. Which doesn't tie in to google voice, texting and whatnots. as you claimed, and I refuted.
Oh, I thought we were talking about integration...
Um....have you even used a naitive Gmail app? Superior to anything on iOS when it coems to gmail. Works so well. Especially how it ties in to google voice, texting and whatnots.
I found it clumsy, poorly laid out, confusing and not worth the effort.
This is a good allegory for using the native Email client.
Honestly it works so well. The email client sucks on my Vibrant (Samsung's email app). It barely loads the full message. My 4s works SOOOOO well with email. I just wish my phone would work with my google calendar.
API is fine for me for now. As long as it works. Plus, I actually hate gmail aside from the integration. It's a terrible mail client.
Update: 11/2/11: Earlier today we launched a new Gmail app for iOS. Unfortunately, it contained a bug which broke notifications and caused users to see an error message when first opening the app. We’ve removed the app while we correct the problem, and we’re working to bring you a new version soon. Everyone who’s already installed the app can continue to use it.
By its own words, Google pulled the app from the App Store, not Apple.
Which obviously makes him the expert on how much better mail iOS is. This guy is the biggest troll. Please rid us of him AI... PLEASE!
LAWL.
Given the screenshots of the app, I've used it. It's just normal Gmail wrapped in an app shell. Pretty dang sure I can make a personal judgement call on that.
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I did a search on the App store. I typed in Google. OMG!! There were tons of results. Why does Google need so many apps?
Thats people using the Google API. They can use the name in their apps.
But I am wondering seriously why would I want another app for email rather than the iOS mail?
I mean does it do something special that mail won't do?
Please let me know as I am just curious. THanks
Why use your own CDs when you can buy from iTunes?
Not the one on iOS.
What?
Um....have you even used a naitive Gmail app?
No, because it was just pulled.
No, because it was just pulled.
Sadly.
Hopefully it returns with an interdimensional warp.
What?
I honestly don't think you know what is going on. This is a discussion for the completely buggy GMail app on iOS, just pulled. Which doesn't tie in to google voice, texting and whatnots. as you claimed, and I refuted.
Why use your own CDs when you can buy from iTunes?
This is a good allegory for using the native Email client.
I honestly don't think you know what is going on. This is a discussion for the completely buggy GMail app on iOS, just pulled. Which doesn't tie in to google voice, texting and whatnots. as you claimed, and I refuted.
Oh, I thought we were talking about integration...
Um....have you even used a naitive Gmail app? Superior to anything on iOS when it coems to gmail. Works so well. Especially how it ties in to google voice, texting and whatnots.
I found it clumsy, poorly laid out, confusing and not worth the effort.
This is a good allegory for using the native Email client.
Honestly it works so well. The email client sucks on my Vibrant (Samsung's email app). It barely loads the full message. My 4s works SOOOOO well with email. I just wish my phone would work with my google calendar.
API is fine for me for now. As long as it works. Plus, I actually hate gmail aside from the integration. It's a terrible mail client.
This boy is a Yahoo! boy!
I found it clumsy, poorly laid out, confusing and not worth the effort.
*bases experience off gmail for android* Ooooooopppppppppsssssssss!
Not really, labels?
and push instead of polling which saves battery
There is one reason & one reason only this happened ....
Apple let it go through to humiliate GOOGLE.
In the 4 year history of iOS, I have never, ever, ever seen a developer pulling it's own app hours after it's release. *
Oh sure -- Apple has taken down apps immediately for various & sundry reasons, but not the developers themselves.
So something like this, especially for a humongous tech name like GOOGLE, is absolutely mortifying.
Apple says time & again that the NUMBER ONE REASON why they reject/pull an app
is*because the app doesn't do what it says it does ....
So they see that this doesn't work, but put it in the App Store anyway?
C'mon ....
Apple says time & again that the NUMBER ONE REASON why they reject/pull an app
is*because the app doesn't do what it says it does ....
so they see that this doesn't work, but they put it in the App Store anyway?
C'mon ....
I'm under the impression Google is the one that had the app pulled.
From the official Gmail blog, Matthew Izatt, Product Manager posted:
Update: 11/2/11: Earlier today we launched a new Gmail app for iOS. Unfortunately, it contained a bug which broke notifications and caused users to see an error message when first opening the app. We’ve removed the app while we correct the problem, and we’re working to bring you a new version soon. Everyone who’s already installed the app can continue to use it.
By its own words, Google pulled the app from the App Store, not Apple.
As per usual, people are missing OBVIOUS pointt. *
There is one reason & one reason only this happened ....
Apple let it go through to humiliate GOOGLE.
In the 4 year history of iOS, I have never, ever, ever seen a developer pulling it's own app hours after it's release. *
Oh sure -- Apple has taken down apps immediately for various & sundry reasons, but not the developers themselves.
So something like this, especially for a humongous tech name like GOOGLE, is absolutely mortifying.
Apple says time & again that the NUMBER ONE REASON why they reject/pull an app
is*because the app doesn't do what it says it does ....
So they see that this doesn't work, but put it in the App Store anyway?
C'mon ....
Wait a minute. You're saying it's Apples fault that Google engineered and put out a steaming of poo!?
Put the responsibility where it belongs. Certainly you don't hear Google blaming Apple.
"Unfortunately we forgot that iOS already has a Mail app that lets you use Gmail with a much, MUCH better interface that is easier to use anyway, so…"
Um....have you even used a naitive Gmail app?
No, because it was just pulled.
Which obviously makes him the expert on how much better mail iOS is. This guy is the biggest troll. Please rid us of him AI... PLEASE!
Which obviously makes him the expert on how much better mail iOS is. This guy is the biggest troll. Please rid us of him AI... PLEASE!
LAWL.
Given the screenshots of the app, I've used it. It's just normal Gmail wrapped in an app shell. Pretty dang sure I can make a personal judgement call on that.