I am always using my phone to check my Gmail but i had previously some major problems:
If I read any email on my mobile phone and check it again from my pc, it wasn’t showing me that this email was read.
So, today Google launched a new interface of their Gmail first page ( log in page) where they make sure of
Gmail Mobile should work on most web enabled mobile phones and devices that have a wireless data plan. Try it out for yourself.
Point your phone’s web browser to http://m.gmail.com
This is the news interface for the Gmail first page :
“ A Google approach to email.
Gmail is a new kind of webmail, built on the idea that email can be more intuitive, efficient and useful. And maybe even fun. Since Gmail got started, people have been spreading the fun through invitations. So if you want an account, just ask someone you know with Gmail to invite you. And why not? After all, Gmail has:
Fast search
Use Google search to find the exact message you want, no matter when it was sent or received.
Lots of space
Over 2764.010049 megabytes (and counting) of free storage so you’ll never need to delete another message.
Chat right inside Gmail
It’s just one click to chat with the people you already email. You can even save your chats in your Gmail account. Learn more
Mobile access
Read Gmail on your mobile phone by pointing your phone’s web browser to http://m.gmail.com. ”
Here goes the old interface content :
A Google approach to email.
Gmail is an experiment in a new kind of webmail, built on the idea that you should never have to delete mail and you should always be able to find the message you want. The key features are:
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Search, don’t sort.
Use Google search to find the exact message you want, no matter when it was sent or received.
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Don’t throw anything away.
1000 megabytes of free storage so you’ll never need to delete another message.
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Keep it all in context.
Each message is grouped with all its replies and displayed as a conversation.
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No pop-up ads. No untargeted banners.
You see only relevant text ads and links to related web pages of interest.
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