How to sort email messages on iPod Mail

I am using my iPod to download my Gmail messages. In Gmail, my Inbox and All Mail boxes are all sorted by date so that the most recent message are on top.
But when I use iPod to check my Gmail, my messages are sorted by the OLDEST on top! Is there a way to sort messages shown on my iPod??
Thanks
Sookyas

Hello роман255,
The article linked below details how to manage spam in your iCloud e-mail both via iCloud.com and your iOS device.
iCloud: Why am I getting junk mail (spam)?
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS4019
Cheers,
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