Google’s Docs service is meant to make office documents easier, more accessible and more collaborative by bringing them into the cloud. Instead of needing to purchase or download an office software suite, you just go to a URL, load up the web application and you’re...Google Docs Are Now Editable On The iPhone and iPad
Google’s Docs service is meant to make office documents easier, more accessible and more collaborative by bringing them into the cloud. Instead of needing to purchase or download an office software suite, you just go to a URL, load up the web application and you’re...Google Docs Editing for iOS Devices Now a Reality
Google announced today that it has made good on a promise made a few months ago to bring Google Docs editing to Apple's iOS devices. The new editor will be rolled out to English-language users around the world over the next few days.
Google Instant beta now available on iOS devices
[Changed screenshot to reflect Instant UI, sorry for the mixup. -Ed.]
Google's Instant search service is now up and running on its mobile sites as well -- when you hit up google.com on your iPhone or iPad's Mobile Safari browser, you'll see search resu...
Facebook disabled iPad mobile Safari zooming?
I noticed it first a few days ago. Then people started emailing me about it. Now it's gaining increased mention on Twitter and the rest of the net: when you go to Facebook.com on your iPad you can no longer use the pinch and zoom features of iPad's mob...
Supercharge Your iPad Browsing with iCab
iCab Mobile is the browser for the iPad I've been waiting for. Using the same WebKit rendering engine as Mobile Safari, iCab brings a true "desktop" class browser to the iPad, including tabs and more settings than you can shake a stick at.
Pimp Your iPad Safari With Quix
Want to find text within the current page, send the current page to services like Pinboard or Tumblr, search the current domain with Google, load Firebug lite to peek at a sites markup, shorten an URL with Bitly, or do anything else you can imagine? Quix is the answer.
Opera Submits Browser App…But Who Cares?
I don’t use any browser on my iPhone other than Mobile Safari. And, unless you have a jailbroken iPhone, neither do you.
That’s because Apple’s webkit-powered Mobile Safari provides the browser engine for all the iPhone’s various windows onto the Interweb. So, whether you’re viewing a webpage [...]
Enjoy background audio with MLB’s At Bat
Filed under: Multimedia, iPhone, iPod touch
As if I weren't excited enough to buy Major League Baseball's (MLB) iPhone app At Bat (here's an example of my previous gushing), they've added a new feature that makes it easy to listen to games...Find My iPhone now works in Mobile Safari
Filed under: iPhone, MobileMe, iPod touch
Apple's MobileMe site at me.com used to be completely useless on the iPhone or iPod touch in Mobile Safari -- you'd get a splash page telling you to set...
JavaScript Hack Brings Flash to the iPhone…Sort of
The iPhone’s lack of support for Adobe’s Flash platform has been a topic of much debate ever since the smartphone’s 2007 début. However, a recently developed JavaScript work-around successfully manages to get Apple’s popular iPhone running Flash files, without the need to void your warranty by jailbreaking.
The script, which goes by the name of Gordon,...
Bing On the iPhone? BusinessWeek Thinks So: Report