Gmail for mobile devices will be available to Sprint’s data customers at no additional charge, Reston, Virginia-based Sprint said in a statement today. Users can download the e-mail application or access the service through a wireless Web site.
Google and Sprint have teamed up — to my surprise — as mobile partners with the aspect of providing Gmail free of charge. While Gmail alone is already free, Verizon and such competitors require data transfer fees. I know I pay $24.99 per month for data transfer for my PDA and having it for free would be great.
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