In just a few easy steps
Push Gmail has been one feature a lot of handheld users out there have been craving for over the past couple of years. Of course, several third-party solutions appeared (such as the GPush iPhone app we were talking about a month or so ago), but it wasn't something available for free, and, more importantly, it was restricted to iPhone users.


However, Google has finally decided to provide Gmail with push functionality, which can be very easily activated by any user, even the less tech-savvy ones. And here's a quick guide to what you'll have to do, according to the Official Gmail Blog. So, first of all, you should know that the task of setting up push Gmail can be done either by yourselves, or with the help of the Contacts and/or Calendar applications.

Social mobile app directory Appolicious is expanding the range of applications it has released on the market with the addition of a Facebook App, a Twicker ad model, and an Appo.me URL Shortener. The company has just released an iPhone app, after raising $1.5 million in funding, and offers new applications for those interested in its social software solutions.
The apps from Appolicious will offer users the possibility to find various software in Apple’s App Store (which includes more than 100,000 apps) based on category or topic, and also adds social features into the mix. In other words, users will also have the possibility to share the software they find with friends on Twitter and Facebook, while also enabling them to review apps, and do more.