I noticed a couple of weeks ago that Gmail was behaving strangely on my iPhone - it wasn’t loading new mail and ultimately timed out with a Gmail server error. Frustrated, I remembered the local database. Here’s what I did to fix it.

NOTE: The usual warnings apply - technically, there should be no issues if you do this since Gmail stores all your mail in the cloud. That said, PERFORM THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK.

On the iPhone, go to your Settings screen and select Safari.

In the Safari settings, select Databases.

In the Databases settings, find and tap the Gmail database for the problem email address. It will be under the mail.google.com domain.

On the Databases settings screen, tap Edit in the upper right corner, then tap the red minus sign to remove the database. When you’re finished, tap Done in the upper right corner.

Reload Gmail in Mobile Safari and it should refresh the database and all should be back to normal.

Have another tip? Let us know.

Xbox 360 60GB Pro HDMI Console System 60 GB Hard Current bid: $ on eBay		Microsoft Xbox 360 Pro 20 GB HD with Controler Mint! Current bid: $ on eBay
See all Xbox 360 items on eBay.

What’s with ASUS and all the EEEEEEEEEEEE’s?

According to DigiTimes, the maker of the popular Eee PC netbook is planning to release an Android-based phone currently named the “Gee Phone.” As in the marriage of (Google) Android and the E(ee) PC?

[via jkOnTheRun]

Sony PlayStation 3 - 80 GB Black With 2 games & Movie Current bid: $ on eBay		Sony PlayStation 3 Bundle- 40 GB Black w HD wires and g Current bid: $ on eBay
See all PlayStation 3 items on eBay.