After months of radio silence, Google has finally added information to its Gmail app for iOS so that it complies with Apple's new privacy labels.
The latest Kiwi for Gmail update adds lots of new features, including browser extension support, full media integration, and more.
After two months without an update to theoretically avoid displaying privacy labels, the Gmail app is now out of date with no update available.
The new widget works on the Today View on both iPhone and iPad as well as the Home Screen on the iPhone for devices running iOS 14.
Highlights include new widgets, new Apple Watch apps, setting a default browser and email app, and privacy features for Google Drive.
According to reports from users and some server monitoring websites, a bunch of Google's services have gone down.
A week after Apple rolled out iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 to the public, Google has rolled out default mail app support to the Gmail app.
Apple's Mail app does support Gmail, but the experience could be way better. That's something Mimestream hopes to capitalize on.
Google's reputation for being awfully slow to adding support for new iOS features is well earned but it's now added support for Split View on iPad. And it only took five years.
Google isn't letting any opportunity go to push its new Google Meet videoconferencing tool.