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You may have noticed an update to Gmail in the Google Play Store. Those with phones probably won’t be able to tell the difference between the previous version and this one except by version number, but tablet users – specifically those on Honeycomb 3.2 – will.
This update brings the Android 4.0 Gmail features to Android 3.2. Things like swiping to switch between email, tapping your account to access recent labels, and being able to set custom notifications for individual labels are all available to those who haven’t been stepped up to Ice Cream Sandwich yet.
It’s a great gesture by Google as they realize not everyone has the pleasure of being on the latest version of Android yet. As for phones, performance enhancements and a new labels API are all there, but again, you probably won’t notice. Grab the download in the Google Play Store.
i need a tablet…. hopefully i can get a nexus
I have the Asus eee pad & already has the ICS update, asus seem to be the Best for updating & love the keyboard attachment more than I thought, fantastic device.
Droid bionic-
The update turned my short cut icon on my desktop into a question mark… Interesting
Anyone think that now they are working on getting this to those of us on phones running Gingerbread?
I want the Transformer Prime.
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