Google improves Gmail and Calendar for iPhone and Android Phones

Google continues its iPhone love with the release of an improved engine for Gmail and Calendar web access for the iPhone and the Android platform.
For Gmail, Google improved the user interface to make it easier to message on the go, and they've introduced "Floaty Bar," which makes sure common actions such as archive and delete are only a click away (check out the video tour below). You can also start the application, compose mail, and open recently read messages even when you're offline. With the new Calendar, you can edit or respond to an event and, like Gmail, the app is accessible even without a network connection.
To give it a try, visit gmail.com in your mobile browser. To access Calendar, click on the Calendar link at the top of the Gmail page.
Via the Google blog.

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