Gmail belongs to Google, and they also have a mobile platform called the Android. So of course Gmail will work wonder on Android. In fact, I think that it’s the best platform to have Gmail on-the-go if you need to access Gmail anywhere you go. And with v2.3.5 that just hit it’s getting even better.

The top two new features this time around include the ability to sync only priority messages (saving battery life and keeping unimportant messages at bay) and the ability to individually set notifications and ringtones for any of the labels in your inbox.

There’s also new stuff like the ability to remember “Show Pictures” for specific senders, better TalkBack support, the ability to turn off sticky message actions in all orientations and improved performance.

[Google via Engadget]