Forward new G-mail to your phone
I don't know how important this would be to the common Joe on the street. I don't know if I'm even going to use it. But the information is just esoteric enough... and I might find myself using it at some point, that I figure: hey, how else can a guy remember such a tip without sticking it in his blog?
Sending Gmail To Your Mobile Phone: "Did you know you can have Gmail forward your new mail to your mobile phone? It's very simple, and takes just minutes to set up. Don't want all your email sent? Apply a filter to what you send.
To get started, go to your Google Settings page and click on Forwarding and Pop. Here you tell Google where to forward your email. The normal use of this field is to forward email to another email address.
Well, each phone capable of text-messaging actually has an 'email address' to which you can send a message. It is the 10digitphonenumber@service-provider-text-messaging-domain. Each service provider has it's own domain name for this. For example, Verizon's is vtext.com. So, you'd set your forwarding to 10digitphonenumber@Vext.com"
Sending Gmail To Your Mobile Phone: "Did you know you can have Gmail forward your new mail to your mobile phone? It's very simple, and takes just minutes to set up. Don't want all your email sent? Apply a filter to what you send.
To get started, go to your Google Settings page and click on Forwarding and Pop. Here you tell Google where to forward your email. The normal use of this field is to forward email to another email address.
Well, each phone capable of text-messaging actually has an 'email address' to which you can send a message. It is the 10digitphonenumber@service-provider-text-messaging-domain. Each service provider has it's own domain name for this. For example, Verizon's is vtext.com. So, you'd set your forwarding to 10digitphonenumber@Vext.com"

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