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Seeking Feedback on Mobile Widgets

Published by Sharad Sharma January 26th, 2007

I recently helped my wife pickout a new mobile handset, a Samsung SGH-X700. While I see a fairly reasonable range of Java games, we haven’t tried any of those. But I was encouraging my wife to download the GMail applet. Have any of you used that on an Indian GPRS network? Also do you have any experience with Flurry? It’s both an email application as well as a RSS newsreader. It has nice reviews. I am the house technician with a spotty record and don’t want to sully it further.

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1 shyam Jan 30th, 2007 at 5:47 am

I was in hyderabad as recently as last Dec. I have a HTC Wizard (i-mate k-jam). I used airtel gprs data service. I had no issues with Gmail applet on my mobile. it worked just great. Airtel GPRS connection speeds on my mobile were mostly at a decent @110 kbps range, very consistently.
2 Sharad Sharma Jan 30th, 2007 at 6:46 pm

Thanks Shyam for the feedback!

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