T-Mobile G1 has push Gmail

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Sure, there’s a lot of to love about the open-source, Android-powered T-Mobile G1, but Google’s Andy Rubin just confirmed what might be the new handset’s killer app: push Gmail. That’s a first for any platform, and it could be a major differentiating feature for Android phones here on out — it sounds like the app

is partially web-based, since it has the threading, search, and Google Talk presence features of the web client. We’ll let you know more as soon as we find out.

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