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Updated Gmail app in Android Market

15 points by stanleydrew 16y ago

bokchoi 16y ago
I like this comment from the post: "[...], so Gmail updates aren’t tied to Android version releases anymore." and "The Gmail update requires Froyo (Android version 2.2),[...]" just makes absolutely NO sense. http://googlemobile.blogspot.com/2010/09/updated-gmail-app-in-android-market.html#c7597976412529003756 http://googlemobile.blogspot.com/2010/09/updated-gmail-app-i...
- arikfr 16y ago
  They meant future Android version releases. Meaning that we won't have to wait for new Android release until they update Gmail.
scottmagdalein 16y ago
Love this update. Used to have to scroll all the way to the bottom to reply. Now I can do it from the top of a thread. Thank you, Google.
thisduck 16y ago
For Froyo only.
usaar333 16y ago
I definitely preferred the old version. It now requires two clicks to reply all or forward, rather than the original one.
- krosaen 16y ago
  you can have default "reply to all", but I kind of agree
avinashv 16y ago
I'm really disappointed that they chose to implement Priority Inbox before they implemented the much asked for "Send As" feature.
- txxxxd 16y ago
  Google is a big company - There's probably people working on both simultaneously.
nkurz 16y ago
Disappointing at a first glance. First, it was difficult to install. I had to uninstall the Gmail 2.2.1 I had installed, and then reboot before the install from Market would take. Then, the main thing I hoped for to be fixed was not: still no way to change the sender to one of the addresses you have confirmed for new messages. Worse, it seems to have reverted so that even replies to other addresses are changed to the main account. I have to think this is a problem for many users. Is this somehow difficult in a way that is not apparent?
- minouye 16y ago
  I completely agree. Particularly frustrating since I'll read an email on my phone, think of a reply, but need to wait until I get to a computer to send the response for fear of confusing the recipient.
biafra 16y ago
I cannot see it in the Market. And the direct link inside the market does not work also. Is it somehow limited to only a few countries? I am in Germany, I have Froyo on two phone ith Market and the old gmail. One is Cyanogen on a Milestone and the other is a self-made build Froyo on a Nexus One.

15 points by stanleydrew 16y ago

I like this comment from the post: "[...], so Gmail updates aren’t tied to Android version releases anymore." and "The Gmail update requires Froyo (Android version 2.2),[...]" just makes absolutely NO sense. http://googlemobile.blogspot.com/2010/09/updated-gmail-app-in-android-market.html#c7597976412529003756 http://googlemobile.blogspot.com/2010/09/updated-gmail-app-i...

arikfr 16y ago
They meant future Android version releases. Meaning that we won't have to wait for new Android release until they update Gmail.

scottmagdalein 16y ago

Love this update. Used to have to scroll all the way to the bottom to reply. Now I can do it from the top of a thread. Thank you, Google.

thisduck 16y ago

For Froyo only.

usaar333 16y ago

I definitely preferred the old version. It now requires two clicks to reply all or forward, rather than the original one.

krosaen 16y ago
you can have default "reply to all", but I kind of agree

avinashv 16y ago

I'm really disappointed that they chose to implement Priority Inbox before they implemented the much asked for "Send As" feature.

txxxxd 16y ago
Google is a big company - There's probably people working on both simultaneously.

nkurz 16y ago

Disappointing at a first glance. First, it was difficult to install. I had to uninstall the Gmail 2.2.1 I had installed, and then reboot before the install from Market would take. Then, the main thing I hoped for to be fixed was not: still no way to change the sender to one of the addresses you have confirmed for new messages. Worse, it seems to have reverted so that even replies to other addresses are changed to the main account. I have to think this is a problem for many users. Is this somehow difficult in a way that is not apparent?

minouye 16y ago
I completely agree. Particularly frustrating since I'll read an email on my phone, think of a reply, but need to wait until I get to a computer to send the response for fear of confusing the recipient.

biafra 16y ago

I cannot see it in the Market. And the direct link inside the market does not work also. Is it somehow limited to only a few countries? I am in Germany, I have Froyo on two phone ith Market and the old gmail. One is Cyanogen on a Milestone and the other is a self-made build Froyo on a Nexus One.