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Google announced yesterday Gmail mobile application for mobile devices. This is a free Java application to provide Gmail users with quick access to the service via the mobile android applications phone. Mobile users can already on their Gmail accounts using their mobile browser. But the new application has several advantages. Use preloading messages to the interface

can operate up to five times faster. But it also generates more traffic, which is not ideal for a link where you can pay per kilobyte. It may therefore be useful to know that this functionality

can be disabled. The number of clicks and the need to scroll significantly reduced. It requires fewer keystrokes to read, write, and search or news. Moreover scaled attachments, including files, images below fit on the screen of your mobile android applications device.
To download the software, users need the URL should gmail.com / app, the new Gmail software with all J2ME phones on the market android applications in the U.S.. This means that has a few models on the European market android applications is not likely tested. We have a little test, a Sony Ericsson K750i. android applications It went very smoothly. The file needs to be downloaded and installed 113 KB.
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