Google launched an updated version of Gmail for iPhone and Android phones that takes advantage of some advanced features from their browsers. Gmail’s mobile site can now be used even when you’re offline thanks to iPhone’s offline storage and Android’s implementation of Gears. If the data network drops out on you, rest assured that Gmail won’t. You’ll still be able to open recently read messages and to compose over a flaky, or non-existent, network connection.
Some other enhancements: Gmail loads faster, there’s a floating toolbar that includes options like archiving or reporting spam and the interface is more consistent
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