Gmail for Android updated, gets keyboard shortcuts

by Michael Oryl on June 11, 2009 8:15 am

Google has released a new version of Gmail for Android (and iPhone). The new app features faster auto-completion for addresses on all phones, and supports keyboard shortcuts on Android devices with a physical keyboard.

So G1 users, you have keyboard shortcuts. The rest of you? You just get faster email address auto-completion only.

Google did mention that it did a major overhaul on the base code for Gmail for Android/iPhone, and that the new version will be easier to extend and update in the future.

Go to gmail.com with your phone’s browser to access the updated mail application.

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http://www.facebook.com/feartomi Klein Tamás

What’s the point to put an SMS and MMS function to an instant messenger?
- Austin Eschweiler
  
  Us Google Voice folk?
- ConCal
  
  So it is all in one, one messaging service to rule them all.
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    cant u already put mms into the sms app by attaching it ? i dont get it why do we need another one. doesnt sound all that important to me. u can already attach pixs, audio, record voice or videos
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      Sending pictures if you don’t have a MMS plan.
Nasry Al-Haddad

Let’s just hope this is a fake rumor, because I don’t see a desktop client mentioned in the clients list.

I don’t want to “have” to open Gmail or Google+ if I want to use Google’s Babel…
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