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16 Dec 2005
Google has unveiled a mobile version of its Gmail service, allowing users to access the service with certain mobile phones.
The service supports a limited number of mobile phones makes and models, as listed on the Gmail website. Google is working to certify additional models.
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The mobile offering is limited to English for now, with additional languages following at a later stage.
The service is identical to the computer based version of Gmail, and messages sent using a mobile phone will appear in Gmail's sent folder.
Gmail mobile uses a mobile web browser. Alternatively users can read their email with a mobile using POP access. Google can also forward email messages as a SMS message or mobile email.
The mobile Gmail version is located here.
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