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Google Builds Buzz Into Mobile Gmail for iPhone & Android

Apr 6, 2010, 1:10 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Today Google announced that the web-app version of Gmail for the iPhone and Android platforms now has an integrated Buzz inbox. Users will be able to view their Gmail inboxes and quickly shift over to their Buzz feed where they can post items, like items that others have posted, and see comments on their own posts. The new mobile Gmail inbox with Buzz is active starting today.

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futuresealsniper

Apr 6, 2010, 8:58 PM

Does anybody use this?

Honestly, I thought Buzz might be something but I just disabled it as I found it pointless. Maybe I just don't have enough friends using it, but it seemed like it was trying to usurp FB, twitter, and a lot of other sites with a less than revolutionary service.
I'm just curious to see if anybody on here had found anything different with this app.

Menno

I use it every now and then. I think it needs to be marketed a bit better though.. people are still confused as to what it means.

I think the ability to drop reviews off to a location that will show up in Gmaps is AWESOME. and plan on using it t...
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