Google is readying a frenzied Gmail app for Apple’s iOS, says TechCrunch columnist MG Siegler.
Citing “multiple sources,” Siegler revealed the trouble on his Parislemon tech blog yesterday. The sources say that the app has already been submitted to Apple for review and may be out soon, assuming it gets approved, that Siegler sees as probably.
If true, it might mean that iOS users would be a part of their Android counterparts in gaining access to a frenzied Gmail app with some handy bells and whistles.
As Siegler points out, Google already offers a Gmail website for mobile device users. And after all, iOS users may set Gmail accounts through the Mail, Contacts, and Calendars feature on their devices. however a full app would presumably supply a range of helpful options in one single package.
One such feature can be push notifications. Another potential feature would be a priority in-box. Siegler additional speculated that the app may supply icons for your contacts, higher conversation threading, a a lot of sturdy search functionality, and even integration with Google+. Though a number of of these choices are already offered either on the mobile page or through the iOS mail feature, a frenzied app may bundle all of them along.
Siegler will imply that Google does not have an excellent log with iOS apps, that he believes are often buggy and do not forever look pretty. however his sources have told him that the new Gmail app is “pretty fantastic.”