Google puts mobile Gmail on a diet

by Michael Caputo posted Oct 20th 2007 at 6:57AM

Frustrated with mobile Gmail eating up all your kilobytes? If so, we have some good news for you as Google has upgraded the app. Available now, the software has been streamlined to consume half as much data as before, reducing the amount of time needed to send and receive emails as well as accessing labels. Other improvements include better search and desktop synchronization -- so all told, we'd say it's a worthy download if you're already using version one.

[Via All About Symbian]

Filed under: Messaging, Software

Tags: email, Gmail, Google, mobile gmail, MobileGmail

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Big John @ Oct 20th 2007 11:57AM

...unless you're on a BlackBerry. The application remains at the old v1.1.0 for BB users.

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whoster69 @ Oct 21st 2007 4:43PM

Well it didn't work on my WM6 PPC phone either. No I have nothing. Nice work Google!

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