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I imagine the problem is that an iOS gmail client just isn't that high of a priority for Google. And why should it be? In contrast, Android's gmail client is o
by joebadmo 15y ago
I imagine the problem is that an iOS gmail client just isn't that high of a priority for Google. And why should it be?
In contrast, Android's gmail client is one of Android's biggest draws, and has never in my two years of using Android had a bad release. Instead it just keeps getting better.
- dailyrorschach 15y agoConsidering Google makes its money through selling advertising, of which GMail is a big part of that, I'd imagine having iOS users viewing GMail in an app that shows GMail's ads would be a priority for them.
- bcrawl 15y agoIs google allowed to display its own ads in iphone? Just curious since I thought apple had some restrictions about them. I am honestly curious, I dont know a whole lot about this subject.
- dailyrorschach 15y agoI hadn't considered that - but Twitter shows ads in Twitter, and since this is a web view - maybe?
- jemeshsu 15y agoLots of iOS apps especially free apps have ads. Many are using Google ads network.
- kelnos 15y agoExcept that the Android Gmail app doesn't show ads...