Google released an updated interface of its services for iPhone and iPod Touch. Now everything is accessible in an integrated environment: Google Calendar, Google Docs, Reader, Google Notebook, Google News and Blogger.
They also implemented search query suggestions, and email auto complete. In addition you can access Google mobile in several languages now.
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Google has announced that Google Gears is going mobile on Windows Mobile devices. Google Gears Mobile works the same way it does on the desktop version of Google Gears, via controlled caching of data. One of the first web applications out of the gate to take advantage is Zoho, a popular web productivity suite.
"Developers, look no further. Today we're announcing the launch of Google Gears for mobile, a mobile browser extension for creating rich web applications for mobile devices. The first version is now available for Internet Explorer Mobile on Windows Mobile 5 and 6. It's a fully functional port of Google Gears v0.2 that can be used to develop offline capability into your mobile web applications. You can also create slick and responsive applications by hiding latency issues through controlled caching of data and storage of information between sessions. We're also working to bring Google Gears for mobile to Android and other mobile platforms with capable web browsers."
Could Google Gears be part of the iPhone SDK? Will the SDK allow for a Google Gears type of functionality? Only a few more days until we know for sure. Meanwhile, we can laugh at the Windows Mobile folks who are forced to use Gears on Pocket Internet Explorer.
Written by unlocker on March 9th, 2008 with no comments.
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At this past week's Mobile World Congress, Google's Vic Gundotra, head of mobile operations, told the Financial Times that search traffic from iPhones was blowing away the competition—to the tune of 50 times the amount of searches coming from other mobile devices. In fact, the numbers were so out of whack that they suspected they'd made an error in interpreting the data.
No such luck: turns out that iPhone users really are Googleoholics. But that's not really a surprise, is it? Safari's built-in search field defaults to Google (you can switch it to Yahoo in Settings -> Safari -> Search Engine), and with the iPhone's keyboard and lack of copy/paste, a lot of times it's easier to type a search string in than a URL. Oh, and of course, there's the device's massive popularity. That probably doesn't exactly hurt them either.
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Written by unlocker on March 7th, 2008 with no comments.
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IntoMobileGoogle lauds iPhoneIntoMobile, CA - 2 hours agoWhat does Google think about the iPhone? Well, even with the competing mobile platform, Android, that Google is currently pushing to develop, it seems that …Sergey Brin’s iPhone Adventure in Davos New York TimesGoogle's Schmidt: iPhone 'first of a generation' ElectronistaEarnings up at Google but just shy of expectations
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“Google on Wednesday said it had seen 50 times more searches on Apple‘s iPhone than any other mobile handset”
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Google released an updated interface of its services for iPhone and iPod Touch. Now everything is accessible in an integrated environment: Google Calendar, Google Docs, Reader, Google Notebook, Google News and Blogger.
