Apple hasn’t added push for Gmail to its Mail app on the iPhone, but Google has worked around that via Google Sync. All you have to do is set it up as aMicrosoft Exchangeaccount. At last!
Previously you could just sync your Google contacts and calendars, but now finally it supports Gmail as well, allowing you to be notified instantly when you get a new email. Push Gmail via Google Sync works on the iPhone
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Google has announced that Google Sync, a new service that allows push over-the-air (OTA) syncing of Google Calendar events and Gmail contacts for the Blackberry, will now work with the iPhone. Microsoft says that Google has licensed their Exchange ActiveSync protocol, which Google Sync is based on.
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