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Google pulling Gmail app for BlackBerry users
Newsbrief by Michelle Ruhfass on Wednesday November 09, 2011.
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In yet another blow to BlackBerry users, Google, in a statement on its Apps Blog, announced it will be ending support for its Gmail App on the BlackBerry platform. The company will officially yank the app on November 22. Users will still continue to be able to use the app beyond that date, but get no support from Google as it remains focused on building a better mobile browser experience for Gmail.
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