Most of Google’s services are optimized for mobile web browsers, including their search page, Google News, RSS reader, and email client. Google has yet to release a version for Windows Mobile, so developer Bryan Burkholder decided to create one. It is called Google2Go.

The application supports almost all Google mobile services, including:

Google web, image, and local search
Google Calendar
Google Reader
Gmail
Google Docs
Picasa
Google News
Google Notes

Google2Go requires a Windows Mobile 6 Professional device with a touchscreen, but Burkholder plans to add support for other devices later this year.

via Google Blogoscoped

Google has just released an updated version of Gmail Mobile. Google Maps now works on cell phones running the Symbian operating system.

Here are the new features:

• Display contact information including photo, email address, phone number, and notes when you click on a contact
• Can call a Gmail contact by clicking on their phone number
• Save draft e-mails
• Now able to monitor your bandwidth usage