Experienced mobile emailers will know that you can already use Google’s Gmail email service from your phones (if you didn’t, simply point your phone’s browser at the address http://gmail.com). But Google has now released a Java application which makes the whole experience easier and more whizzy.
Officially, it’s only available in the US, but I’ve just downloaded it for my Nokia N70 in the UK, and it’s working fine. To get the application, point your WAP browser at the address http://gmail.com/app and if your phone is supported, you’ll be able to download it.
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Hi guys…
anyone else on gmail having problems ?
gmail is fine on adsl, but on my 3g card i can surf net no problem, talk on google talk no problem, but i cannot reply to any gmail mail. also cannot compose and send attachments. can recieve mail fine.
thought it was my beta firefox im using so tried IE but still same problem.
sometimes can reply to a mail but not always, especially if there is an attachment in it…
but gmail is fine on adsl so i know its not gmail themselves. 2 friends have also complained about their gmail on 3g today..
I’m in Japan and have a 3G phone but I cannot access my Gmail account.
Not sure what phones can access or not. I can view other web pages though. I just can’t sign in.
I am in India & having N70 mobile but not able to see the application at http://gmail.com/app site. Tried many times without success.
Anybody can help?
Himanshu
I m in india n m using handset soni ericson w910i, cant send attachment frm my mobile. It requires tsl/ssl frm service provider.