Wednesday 5 March 2014

Gmail for iOS doesn't suck anymore as it gets a Background Refresh Technique (3.0)


Finally! no more refreshing your Gmail app over and over again just for that 1 message that your boss sent. 
Today's Update to Gmail (Ver. 3.0) comes as a Magnificant upgrade to what we called the slowest mail app on earth.



Today's build gets many refreshes and bug fixes and a overhaul UI refresh. It also now has a iOS 7 Background Refresh. In the company's own words, this means there will be "no more annoying pauses while you wait for your inbox to refresh." Gmail will now retrieve your email even when the app is closed to make sure everything is ready and up to date the next time you open it. To take advantage of the new feature, you'll need to have background refresh turned on in your iOS system settings, and Gmail notifications must also be turned on. But once you've checked off those two steps, you'll never be waiting for your messages to refresh ever again. Gmail for iOS might not be on par with the Android experience just yet, but today's update eliminates a major annoyance. The latest Gmail update for iOS also adds support for single sign-in across Google's various apps. By signing into your Gmail account, you'll be able to quickly log in after downloading Google Maps, Google Drive, YouTube, and Chrome. 

What is your favourite Mailing App? Are you going to switch to Gmail? Tell us in the comments section below.

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