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Gmail for iPhone and iPad is a free download from the App Store. [Direct Link]
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Apps still work, they just dont take up the full screen. Not more of a problem than when retina was introduced.
You can always NOT read the articles and NOT comment on them - such a strange foreign concept, I know.
its a problem for early adopters yet people blindly buy
LOL calling that a problem is a bit of an overstatement to make.
No matter what I have pre-5 iPhone or iPhone 5: Most apps are 3.5", but they all work.
No an early adopter problem is actually something breaking or such, this I would call an early-adopter trade off.
Then again, you at least get some apps in 4" already and dare I say the apps I use the most all got updated already.
At least I don't have to wait for weeks to get my iPhone 5 shipped lol, early adopters unite :D
Glassed Silver:mac
Is in Gmail.