Thought, Apple made some improvements to iCal (adding WebDAV) and subscribing to other calendars it does not come close to experiences that some have with Outlook and Exchange server.

They might not be the perfect solutions, but to be honest, they are the best we have and they come with MacOS X and are tightly integrated with the system. We as Mac users like our iCal and our Address Book. Still, I set out for a quest to find a desktop client and an iPhone app for gMail for the obvious reasons mentioned above and… …to say upfront, I found (for me) the perfect Gmail experience on the Mac and on the iPhone. Since, those functions are just so useful many are just using Gmail in the browser, after all it is free and it works. Features that anyone who has used Gmail for more then one day has come to love and cherish. Given gMail has one of the best web application interfaces (for its usage) and can sit happy in your browser tab, it is after all still a web application and can not interact with your local address book, offers no drag and drop possibility and desktop notifications.įurthermore, Gmail offers some really useful features like threaded conversation view, saving of chats, starred items and archives. Pricing Schedule a demo Demo Sign in Start my free trial Free trial The quest for the perfect Gmail experience on the Mac desktop and on the iPhone What is a Marketing Funnel and how can it grow your business?

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