Gmail Tap is an New Application for Android and iOS Devices Which provide innovation way of typing. Gmail Tap Provide only Two Keys for Typing instead of 26 Keys as Keyboard. Every letter of the alphabet is represented by a simple pattern of dots and dashes, and once you know them you can type without even looking at your screen. You can type every single character available on your QWERTY Keyboard...

A new and different looking for Gmail is now landing in users’ inboxes. The Gmail redesign, news of which leaked a couple weeks ago, is rolling out now, according to the Official Gmail Blog. Over the next few days, a “Switch to the new look” link will appear in the bottom-right corner of Gmail. All users will get the redesign soon after, regardless of whether they click the link. Here’s a refresher...

One thing many iPhone users have lamented is the lack of native Gmail support on iOS. Sure, Gmail is available as an option when setting up mail accounts in the stock Mail app. However, it’s clearly not as good of an experience as Gmail is on an Android device. There’s no direct push notification support, unless you use the Exchange workaround. You can’t flag and star messages as you can on...

A new version of Gmail featuring a revamped look, redesigned conversation threads and improved search is slated for pending released, according to an official video that was mistakenly posted to Google’s YouTube channel. Jason Cornwell, user experience designer for Gmail, unveils the new version in the video. The Google Operating System blog spotted the video and it has since been made private —...

Cross Posted From The Gmail Blog The great thing about web apps is that you can access all of your information on the go, and they’ve introduced ways to use Google Apps on a variety of devices like mobile phones and tablets. But it’s inevitable that you’ll occasionally find yourself in situations when you don’t have an Internet connection, like planes, trains and carpools. When they announced...

( Cross Posted From The Gmail Blog ) Editor’s Note: For a more technical description, see the Google Apps Developer Blog At Google, we all use email very heavily — for communicating with other Googlers, for task management, and to mail around funny pictures of kittens. Because of the volume of email we all deal with, a lot of Googlers subscribe to the “inbox zero” philosophy where...