Google introduces wireless service
Posted by malebolgia on 07 October 2004 - 21:08 · 10 comments & 1233 views
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#1 Posted by Coolme on 07 Oct 2004 - 21:21
- Great! Now, add wireless support (not atom) for Gmail please.
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#1.1 Posted by betasp on 08 Oct 2004 - 20:38
- Check out gmail-lite
I use it from my Hiptop (Sidekick). It works fine for simple checking and emailing.
Also PMed.
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#2 Posted by viserov on 07 Oct 2004 - 21:23
- Wow, this is great! Thanks Goog
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#3 Posted by y_notm on 07 Oct 2004 - 21:36
- sweet, but it needs to implement weather
then it would be awesome
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#4 Posted by funkyMonkey on 07 Oct 2004 - 21:43
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great
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#5 Posted by moeburn on 07 Oct 2004 - 21:43
- Neat! Except i hate and have no use for cell phones!
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#6 Posted by headless_armadillo on 07 Oct 2004 - 22:02
- I was first - Back page news
*hopes im right!*
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#7 Posted by Xtreme $niper on 07 Oct 2004 - 22:04
- Would be cool if it was cheaper to surf the net on my cell.. Its too expensive. 5 cents per KB in CDN dollars.
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#8 Posted by ThePDW on 08 Oct 2004 - 02:08
- This sounds like a good way to get help on tests involving formulas
Using a mobile phone or a handheld device that supports SMS (Short Messaging Service) text messaging, users can tap Google SMS through specialized queries that trigger very specific replies. For example, entering the word "pizza" along with a zip code prompts Google SMS to return related business listings in that geographical zone. Likewise, entering a name along with a city, state and/or zip code yields residential phone listings.
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