I've got 2 things that I can't figure out:1. I'm using the Gmail app (as in the one I downloaded from the app store, not the stock gmail that you set up...b/c it couldn't do a few things that I needed). when I receive new mail, I get the notification that pops up; but when I click it; often it refreshes gmail and takes a bit to come through. Is this not true push? Is there a fix for this?2. Is there anyway to snooze calendar reminders? This is driving me crazy!
It is not true push. The notification that you have new email is push. But the new emails are not pushed to the app. If you want true push, you need to use the built-in Mail app and configure your gmail account as a Microsoft Exchange account. I am curious what features you are missing that you're willing to put up with the Gmail app for. For the calendar alerts, if I understand your question correctly, the answer is no. For example, you have an appointment at 2:30, and you set it up to remind you 30 minutes before. So the alert pops up at 2:00. There isn't a quick way to tell it, for example, to pop up again in 10 minutes. However, for a given event in the calendar you can set multiple alerts. For things I want to be sure to remember I usually set an alert 1 day in advance and 30-60 min in advance depending on how much lead time I need.So, when the alert pops up, you can swipe it, and it will take you to the event. From there you can hit edit, and add an alert (e.g., 5 minutes before event). Probably not as simple as you wanted but it's better than nothing I suppose.