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May 29, 2007
NYT Pulpbite: Pogue on Email For Dumb
Pogue's video tells us how to read our email on Dumb Phones. (You like that? That's my name for every handset not a Treo, Windows Mobile, or BlackBerry.) He checks out GMail and Yahoo's apps, but faults them for being unavailable on many of the locked-down phones that carriers sell us. He much prefers the teleflip service, which forwards email messages from preselected senders as multiple txt messages. I see where he's coming from, since most any phone capable of txt messages can work with teleflip, but man, I definitely don't want the flood of my inbox hitting my cellphone like a rain of twittter. Especially when each email gets broken down into 4-5 emails. *Shudder* Hey, anyone catch his new show last Friday? He's got a schedule up.'" Brian Lam How to Make Your Cellphone Act Like a BlackBerry [NYTimes]
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Posted by Sean at May 29, 2007 02:09 PM
