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http://androidforums.com – I have my desktop open on my email, as well as my galaxy nexus and new s3 next to each other. As soon as an email arrived, the desktop showed, and seemingly instantly, the galaxy nexus started shining a notification about a new email. However it took a good couple minutes before the s3 clued in to there being a new email. Is there anyway to speed up this sync speed, so that it is more comparable to my gmail on my desktop/nexus? Thanks! (General)

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Submitted by Shoutmeloud on 09/11/2012

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Hi there,

Am just wondering if it is possible to sync a Gmail account's Calendar and Contacts without setting up the email.

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When I receive an email with gmail app it shows the email subject and (at least part of) the message body text in the notification pulldown.

Is there a way to hide this? Without disabling the notificatins entirely. Would be nice if it would just say "1 new email" or whatever.

Thank you =)

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I originally thought I was imagining it but the stock email client on my new Google Nexus 7 appears to be very functionally different than that on my Samsung Galaxy S2 or Amazon Kindle Fire HD.

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