Hello Everyone, 

As is it’s custom, Google is once again demonstrating its technical and virtual prowess by announcing the release of an offline version of gMail. The early version of the app is available now to users in the U.S and U.K who use the English version of gMail. 

Pegged as an “experimental” feature, the app is aimed at maintaining Gmail’s functionality even when you’re not online. Built on Google’s Gear’s platform, once enabled the feature downloads a cache of your mail to your PC. When you’re logged on the Web, it syncs the cache with the Gmail servers.

Listen to an approximately 7-minute CNET News discussion about this new released, published here as a Candle Shore podcast.

Enjoy,

Mark
Episode:  gMail Goes Online Via Offline