Gmail on iOS: Why does Gmail take so long to load whereas Mail stays in memory?
Are all apps treated equally in iOS and does Mail get special privileges?
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Apple can use private/undocumented APIs which are forbidden from App Store apps. I believe you can run a strings command on the itunes file to see what the APIs are called.
This is complete speculation, and not even good speculation.
Gmail for iOS is essentially a single-site web browser, whereas the Mail app is a full iOS app utilizing the full CocoaTouch frameworks. A native app is going to have a faster experience.
Also, use objdump or something, like a professional -- not strings.
Gmail for iOS is essentially a single-site web browser, whereas the Mail app is a full iOS app utilizing the full CocoaTouch frameworks. A native app is going to have a faster experience.
Also, use objdump or something, like a professional -- not strings.
It's not at all speculation, I just didn't feel the need to prove it. We're not obsessive about that here, not like Wikipedia or Stackoverflow.
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