Gmail on Android is how Google meant Gmail to be used, it's not the same experience using IMAP. The Gmail application has all the advanced features you get using it on a computer, not to mention you get free access to it with a T-Mobile G1 contract, not sure if the iPhone does that.Originally Posted by j4k3
But you can link your G-Mail and ANY other type of email on the iPhone ^^
My friend has a G1 and I have an iPhone - I like them equally but I have to stick up for my wonderful gadget
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02-01-2009, 11:13 PM #11
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oo that would be great
G1's still really expensive tho :{you get free access to it with a T-Mobile G1 contract,
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free access for me but i dno bout other things
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