The popular Mailbox Gmail app is now optimized for iPad screens in both portrait and landscape modes, and the software is invaluable for managing your Gmail messages, according to CIO.com blogger ...

Google has released new YouTube and Gmail apps for the iPhone and iPad. But where is Google Maps?

This morning the folks at Google have released their next big update for Gmail specifically for the iPhone and the iPad, this version bringing on a whole new look and feel. This update comes 6 ...

You’ll also have access to Gmail’s “Priority Inbox” features, message starring, labeling, and spam reporting. The app is compatible with the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch, provided you’ve ...

Google is launching a new native Gmail application for the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch today, which is now available in the iTunes App Store. As recently revealed by TechCrunch writer MG Siegler ...

Google has updated its Gmail app for iPad to add long-awaited Split View support, meaning the app can now be used in Apple's multitasking split screen mode alongside another app.

Google has released its official Gmail app for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch, promising faster access to messages, better visibility of important emails, and a UI that's designed from the ground up ...

Gmail’s one-click “Unsubscribe” button sits to the right of each entry; as Google’s post about the new feature explains, the ...

After years of waiting, Gmail is finally available from the iOS App Store for the iPhone and iPad, offering the full label, starring, and archiving experience that’s been such a hit on Android.

Well, it's about bloody time. Google has finally taken wraps off of its official iOS Gmail app. It's live now in the iTunes App Store for use with the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. The new app ...

The official Gmail application was briefly available on the App Store on Wednesday as a free download. It's a universal application compatible with the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad.

After years of waiting, Gmail is finally available from the iOS App Store for the iPhone and iPad, offering the full label, starring, and archiving experience that’s been such a hit on Android.