Two popular iOS apps recently got significant updates, so fire up your iPhones/iPads/iPod touches and download your goodies. First, Netflix has redone the user interface for the app. It's a lot better to look at, shows more movies per page, and has a nice graphical representation of movies you have started but haven't finished, and how far along you are. The app also has some bug fixes and adds access for Latin America. Still no support for AirPlay, which is a bit of a downer. Meanwhile, Google has updated its official Gmail app. The new version supports nested label improvements, custom sounds (iOS 5 only) and what Google calls "numerous bug fixes" and UI improvements. The Gmail app is universal, while Netflix has separate apps for the iPhone and iPad. Read More

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After a stuttering start, Google‘s Gmail app has returned to the App Store. We’ve taken a hands-on look at the new option for iPhone owners and put together a basic walkthrough of the Gmail app’s main features, plus a few quick tips sure to come in handy. Take a look through the gallery for a glance at Google’s latest mobile app. Let us know in the comments whether you’ll be using it to check your mail on the go. Read More

Looking for a new app this weekend?  Here are ten great new apps for the iPhone and iPad that you may want to check out! Everyone’s favorite Charlie Brown story returns as an interactive storybook narrated by Peter Robbins, the original voice of Charlie Brown.  In addition to the book there are mini-games and activities including the chance to decorate your own Christmas tree.  $6.99/£4.99. A new photo sharing app with a selection of pro-quality filters and the chance to follow friends, view their pictures and explore all the online galleries.  The app is free for a limited time.  Free. The highly anticipated Pocket Edition of Minecraft, Mojang’s incredibly popular create-a-world game.  Here there’s no survival mode (yet), but you do get 36 blocks with which to build, plus a local Wi-Fi multiplayer mode.  Universal for the iPhone and iPad.  $6.99/£4.99. What is there to say, this is an app featuring Read More

Tal y como ya os comentamos, la aplicación nativa de Gmail había aparecido en la App Store por unos momentos, pero fue retirada por Google para arreglar los fallos que tenía a la hora de lanzar las notificaciones de los nuevos correos. Así pues, ya han sido corregidos y ya la tenemos de nuevo disponible para descargala, la aplicación nativa del correo de Google, para todos aquellos que usen su correo. La aplicación has sido muy criticada, sobretodo porque Google se ha dedicado a únicamente a insertar la interfaz móvil de su web app en un aplicación para iOS, cuando se esperaba algo más elaborado por parte de la compañía. Además, Google se ha dejado un poquito en evidencia en cuanto al trabajo realizado y preocupación por iOS (aunque también es entendible), lanzando una aplicación que tenía un error muy gordo que inhabilitaba las notificaciones. Por mi parte, voy a probar Read More

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Google's Gmail app is still getting shot down by unhappy users. Google's latest update to its Gmail iOS app fixes a glitch in the first version, but many users are still giving the app a collective thumbs-down over its limited functionality. Released yesterday, the new 1.0.2 version of Gmail for iOS squashes the original bug that broke notifications and displayed an error message upon launch. The update also sizes images from HTML messages so that they properly fit the screen. Users still running the original version are advised to uninstall or at least log out of it before installing the new version. The app now launches smoothly without errors, and it displays a standard Gmail interface with folders and categories on the left and a list of each e-mail header on the right. iPad users can take advantage of the larger screen to view the categories, e-mail headers, and each selected Read More

Google has put its Gmail app back on the App Store. After an embarrassing fiasco in which the app was made available and then pulled after only a couple of hours, Gmail for iOS has been resubmitted to the App Store for everyone to download. Does the app still suck? You be the judge… With the Gmail app, you can: ● Receive notification badges for new messages ● Read your mail with threaded conversations ● Organize your mail by archiving, labeling, starring, deleting, and reporting spam ● Keep track of important messages with priority inbox ● Auto-complete contact names as you type ● Send and receive attachments ● Search through all your mail The original Gmail app was super buggy, and Google has made the following comment about the new release: If you already have the Gmail app 1.0.1 released on 2 Nov, you will need to uninstall or log out Read More

Comme évoqué hier, l'application Gmail vient de faire son apparition sur l'App Store. Au programme de cette application Gmail, la possibilité de : ●Recevoir une pastille de notification en cas de nouveau message ●Lire vos messages sous forme de conversations ●Organiser votre messagerie grâce aux diverses fonctions disponibles : archivage, libellés, suivi, suppression et signalement de spam ●Suivre les messages importants grâce à la boîte de réception Prioritaire ●Bénéficier de la saisie semi-automatique lorsque vous saisissez des noms de contact ●Envoyer et recevoir des pièces jointes ●Effectuer des recherches dans l'intégralité de votre messages Rien d'exceptionnel en somme, d'autant que la gestion des multi-comptes ne semble pas au programme. L'application est bien entendu gratuite et compatible avec l'iPhone, l'iPod Touch et l'iPad. Pour la télécharger, direction l'App Store. Màj 2/11 - 19h40 : Google vient d'annoncer que l'application est retirée provisoirement de l'App Store afin de corriger un dysfonctionnement au niveau Read More

Get the most popular stories and breaking news directly in your Twitter feed Follow @Gizmodo Two weeks after it was posted and removed—on the same day—Gmail has returned to the App Store. Version 1.02 is now available for download. We can only hope that Google managed to fix all those "technical difficulties," which, uh, made the last version suck so much we thought it was a joke. [iTunes via @Parislemon] Read More

by The Gmail app for iOS has returned to the App Store two weeks after Google pulled it. The native app brought the functionality of Gmail to the iPad, iPhone and iPod touch. However, despite its features, the app suffered from several fatal flaws, including the nasty bug that broke iOS notifications. As a result, Google pulled the app hours after its launch. The app also received negative reviews for its lack of functionality. “Two weeks ago, we introduced our Gmail app for iOS,” Google Product Manager Matthew Izatt says in a blog post. “Unfortunately it contained a bug which broke notifications and displayed an error message, so we removed it from the App Store. We’ve fixed the bug and notifications are now working, and the app is back in the App Store.” Version 1.0.2 of the app fixes the critical bugs, but it doesn’t add any new functionality to the Read More

After what can only be described as a poor start for Google's much-anticipated Gmail app for Apple's iOS platform, the software has returned. The app, which was released earlier this month and then yanked almost immediately, had a bug that Google said broke notifications. It also served up an error message the first time users fired it up. "We've fixed the bug and notifications are now working, and the app is back in the App Store," wrote Matthew Izatt, Gmail's product manager in a post this morning. Izatt added that the app has also improved its image handling in HTML messages so that images are sized to fit the screen. Google says that users who picked up the original app need to uninstall or log out of it before installing the newer software. The app is noteworthy in that Google has avoided offering an Gmail client for iOS since the introduction Read More

posted by Jacob Penderworth on Wednesday, November 16, 2011 at 11:00 am.   Google has re-launched their iOS Gmail app after a failed attempt two weeks ago. This second attempt at a release includes full push notification support – let us know if it actually works for you. Google still hasn’t included multiple account or signature support, so the app continues to be rather pointless since Apple’s own Mail app includes these features. The company warns that if you still have the old app installed, you’ll need to uninstall it and install the new one for everything to work properly. Those who already have the Gmail app released Nov 2 must uninstall or log out of the old app prior to installing the new app. As you might recall, the previous release had a major bug with push notifications that rendered the app as useless. It also lacked the two features Read More