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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).
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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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