http://googlemac.blogspot.com/2009/04/updated-gmail-and-calendar-for-iphone.html

http://memory.jeremilhau.fr/html5/gmail1.PNG

http://memory.jeremilhau.fr/html5/gmail2.PNG

http://memory.jeremilhau.fr/html5/gmail3.PNG

http://memory.jeremilhau.fr/html5/gmail4.PNG

http://memory.jeremilhau.fr/html5/calendar1.PNG

http://memory.jeremilhau.fr/html5/calendar2.PNG

http://memory.jeremilhau.fr/html5/calendar3.PNG

Floatting toolbox :

http://memory.jeremilhau.fr/html5/gmail6.PNG

http://memory.jeremilhau.fr/html5/gmail7.PNG

Offline was thinked in this new version...

http://memory.jeremilhau.fr/html5/offline.PNG

Looks like they're rolling this new framework out now, and it's more then just a new header!!

http://blogoscoped.com/forum/152783.html

Any ideas on how we can leverage this to make gmail show full screen in Safari?

http://pantsland.com/2008/10/07/how-to-make-a-full-screen-iphone-web-app/

I quickly tried putting the gmail mobile URL in an iframe with this code on the parent page to make it full screen but it did not work. :-(

<< To quickly navigate between Gmail, Calendar, and other mobile applications, you can use the classic links that now always appear across the top of the screen. The "more" menu provides easy access to the full list of applications. >>

http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2009/04/enhanced-gmail-and-calendar-web-app-for.html

I like it. It's fast and easy to work with. Now if we could just apply labels. . .