
With the combination of push email and notifications on the status-bar, you never have to check for new mail. Whenever a new message arrives, you will immediately get notified (in real time) with a little "@" sign at the top (see image below on the left). Then you can pull down the notification pane and see the new messages (on the right).

All of your Gmail contacts are immediately available on the phone upon first log-in. And whenever you create a new contact on the device it's automatically synced with your Gmail contacts and therefore immediately backed-up, so you never need to worry about losing your contacts if you lose or break your phone.
To learn more about Gmail on the world's first Android-powered phone, check out Mobile blog post, or the Gmail page on mobile.google.com/android.
Read complete post at Official Gmail Blog: A sneak peek at Gmail on Android
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