As is common with most e-mail clients, OSMail will track which messages you have responded to, forwarded and so on using icon symbols beside each message. Other useful features include the use of prewritten text replies. Content With the service being so young, I am reluctant to pass any form of judgment on content. Web clipping, at least in my opinion, is not the way forward. You can access HTML-based sites, but in reality, the browser leaves a lot to be desired.
Many basic sites are unreadable.
WAP support is nowhere to be seen. The choice of initial sites is reasonable, if a little unexciting. The problem with evaluating breadth of content is, of course, the diverse range of sites consumers would like to access from the road. I'm left with the very early opinion that Omnisky's content offering does have plenty of scope for growth. Their reliance on Web clipping applications is slightly dubious for the UK market specifically, as wireless content providers focus on the mass market.