Google doesn't develop software only for their own operating system, but they are trying to conquer most handsets on the market with their free services. Gmail, having more than 7 GB of storage space, is probably well-known to most of you. The service can be accessed with a mobile browser or with the advanced Opera Mini, but Google still made a proprietary Java-based client, which provides an even more comfortable user experience by automatically refreshing messages, displaying image, word or pdf file attachments and by automatically completing typed addresses. The new edition offers even more, as it can handle more than one email accounts at the same time and it can display recent messages and allow creating replies in offline mode, these being sent when internet connection becomes available again. The new version supports hotkeys if there is a QWERTY keyboard present and the interface is now available in 35 different languages. The new version can be downloaded from m.google.com/mail, directly from the mobile phone.
Translated by Szaszati
