Gmail Goes Mobile
Filed in archive Mobile Devices on November 3, 2006
Checking your mails on a basic mobile phone was never a pleasurable experience but with its latest version of mobile Gmail application, Google promises to tackle all the problems. This Java based Gmail application is compatible with most of the handsets available besides the Smart Phone series too.
Up till now Google was more into web applications and it's only now that it has made a leap towards mobile applications. Though even Yahoo has been trying hard but still these companies have not been able counter Microsoft. With its endeavor Google expects to create an impact on the markets of America, China and India. Earlier Google had offered Gmail via a wap page but it failed to impress.
You will get to see a lot of improvements in the new application. Its faster, you would experience no lag while accessing mails and it pre fetches messages in an automatic manner. Even its interface looks sleek and clean.
Users interested in downloading this application can visit the gmail.com/app on their cell phone's browser and download it for free.
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