Google today announced that their Gmail mobile client has gone live! The Gmail mobile client is designed to be as powerful as the web client, allowing users to search their email, easily navigate and compose mail with the minimal of clicks and even allows users to click and call contacts stored in your Gmail contacts list. The client is JAVA-based and runs on hundreds of JAVA-enabled mobile devices already.

Read more: Gmail mobile client goes live

Dare I say that Gmail is close to being the perfect webmail service? Sure there are ads specifically targeting the contents of my email that freaks me out a little sometimes, but I can look past that in exchange for the great services that Gmail (and Google) provide me. I and many others have begun transferring all of our email to Gmail, so the more I use it, the more I begin looking for shortcuts and hotkeys, which I was sure existed. Thanks to our pals over at LifeHack, we’ve found them, and in a handy printable form to boot! In order to use these shortcuts, you must have keyboard shortcuts set to “On” in the Gmail settings and then get used to the new shortcuts (it’s funny to forget you had them enabled and then accidently open or send an email by accidentally hitting a key on your board).

Read more: Printable list of Gmail shortcuts (Via LifeHack)