It had to be done and Vipul Kapadia from Bombay, India has done it. He took the GMail-Mobile code recently released and setup a website for you to use to check your GMail using your WAP phone. I won’t bother to dive into the debate concerning entering your GMail password on a website that sprang into existence a week ago. I also won’t try to reassure you that Vipul is not out to steal your GMail account. I don’t know him. He seems like a nice enough guy in the email exchanges we have had… Use of his site is your decision. In the big scheme of things we do do this all the time - with the GMail notifiers, etc. The only fundamental difference is that you could potentially do a network trace on such local applications while that would be impossible or rather useless in the case of a website since you can’t see what happens to the data on the backend.

Surely there are some good people left in the world? It is simply a shame that we even have to touch upon these points. The world is simply an ugly place sometimes.

With all that said, great idea, great execution.

Source: GMailWireless.com