Google just relaunched the Gmail app for iPhone in the app store. 
 
 In a blog post announcing the release, Google says it fixed the error in the original app that blocked it from displaying notifications. 
 
 Unfortunately, it looks like that's all Google fixed. As we noted in our review of the Gmail app, it's missing a ton of critical features such as the ability to check multiple accounts at once. 
 
 However, Google did say in its blog post today that more features are coming soon. 
 
 We just downloaded the app, and it appears Google did fix the problem with push notifications. After logging in, the new e-mail badge popped right up. (See screenshot.) 
 
 Try it for yourself right here. 

 Unfortunately, users' more substantive concerns with the app have not been addressed. The Gmail team's blog post says that multiple account support, improved notifications and mobile-specific signatures are coming, along with "many more" features. But for now, little has changed about the app that many panned as insufficient for a native Gmail app. 
 
 The native Gmail app for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch users is back in the App Store . The app was first released on November 2, but it shipped with an unfortunate error that greeted new users with an incomprehensible error message. Shortly after releasing it, Google pulled the app from the store. The problem was caused by broken push notifications, and that bug has been fixed in today's release . The update also improves handling of images in HTML messages. 
 
 Just about the only feature the Gmail app handles better than the Web view is attachments. For most other purposes, the experience is the same, and in some cases, the mobile Web is actually better. While even the mobile Web Gmail supports multiple accounts, this native app does not. That's strange, because the app is just a wrapper around the Web view. Users must choose which Gmail account to use for the app, and they have to back out to change accounts. For users who frequently manage multiple Gmail accounts, the mobile Web version is a much easier option. 
 
 The day the Gmail app first rolled out, popular Mac mail client Sparrow tweeted that an iPhone version of Sparrow would come "to the rescue" and give iPhone users "the Gmail experience [they] deserve." We'll just have to wait a few months. 
 
 Grab the Gmail app from the iTunes Store. 
 
 Does the Gmail app work for you, or do you need more features? Sound off in the comments.
– Google is trying again with its Gmail app for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch after its first attempt two weeks proved to be a quick failure. The new app is out today, and Business Insider reports progress: It loads this time without errors, and Google fixed the problem related to notifications. It's still pretty basic, though, notes ReadWriteWeb, meaning users can't do things like check multiple accounts. "For now, little has changed about the app that many panned as insufficient for a native Gmail app," writes Jon Mitchell. Google promises upgrades soon in a blog post.