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The iPhone needs a native Gmail application. There, I've said it. Every time I bring this up with iPhone users, I get one of the following questions:

Sometimes content is simply perfect accessed in its native application. But simply as often, we have not need for that native application beyond a specific instance. To deal with this inaptness, Google is introducing Instant Apps for Android. Instant app enables users to open the content in the app of site just seconds later, although they don't need the app installed. The Android user can install the full Android instant app if they choose to.

Google has found a way to let iPhone owners use Google Voice, the telephony management service whose iPhone-specific application Apple rejected last year.

That's right, Adobe will allow developers to create applications in Flash that they can then port to the iPhone and iPod Touch as native applications. The new feature will be available in Flash Professional CS5, where developers will have the option to export as .ipa files.

Over the last year we've hounded the Gmail team on whether one was on the way, and the answer is-in typical Google fashion, that there will be no discussion of products that have not been announced.

A report this morning claims Microsoft CEO, Steve Ballmer will share the spotlight with Apple CEO Steve Jobs at Apple's forthcoming Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) - to announce a joint move on iPhone development…

Microsoft's new Bing app makes its debut in the App Store on Wednesday, bringing the many facets of Web search supported by the company's Bing search engine to the tips of your fingers.