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dkwatts is offline dkwatts
2008-01-15 , 07:55
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Today, the first day of Macworld, Google announced new improvements to the integrated Google experience on iPhone. The previous version, launched just over a month ago, brought together our suite of web applications -- including Search, Gmail, Calendar, Reader, and more -- into one easy-to-use interface. Since then, we've streamlined the interface even further, making the applications faster and improving their usability...

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ghoonk is offline ghoonk
2008-01-15 , 08:09
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I don't see the need for a scaled-down version of Google when I get the full Google experience off my NiT

Still, it might be useful for people who just need something less heavy (for data consumption management). Sadly, since our browsers identify themselves as Firefox on Linux, it's unlikely that we're going to get browser auto-detection, in case anyone's wondering
 
dkwatts is offline dkwatts
2008-01-15 , 08:52
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Originally Posted by ghoonk View Post


I don't see the need for a scaled-down version of Google when I get the full Google experience off my NiT

Still, it might be useful for people who just need something less heavy (for data consumption management). Sadly, since our browsers identify themselves as Firefox on Linux, it's unlikely that we're going to get browser auto-detection, in case anyone's wondering
Just override the "auto-detection".

The new & improved igoogle.com (for iphone) is a great if you need speed and useabiliy improvements.
 
MoxFulder is offline MoxFulder
2008-01-15 , 09:14
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Originally Posted by dkwatts View Post
Just override the "auto-detection".
how do you did that ? I want to use google iphone on my n810, to slow with the 'full' apps
 
dkwatts is offline dkwatts
2008-01-15 , 09:31
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Originally Posted by MoxFulder View Post
how do you did that?
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DigitalNight is offline DigitalNight
2008-01-15 , 09:45
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Try this: http://www.google.com/ig/i
 
ghoonk is offline ghoonk
2008-01-15 , 11:08
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Originally Posted by MoxFulder View Post
how do you did that ? I want to use google iphone on my n810, to slow with the 'full' apps
Here's how I use my N800:

Google Docs for document and spreadsheet creation
GoogleTalk for VoIP and IM
Gmail for email
Blogger for blogging

Now all I need is a BT keyboard and I'm all set

Now why would I want a crippled experience again?
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dkwatts is offline dkwatts
2008-01-15 , 11:45
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Originally Posted by ghoonk View Post
Here's how I use my N800:

Google Docs for document and spreadsheet creation
GoogleTalk for VoIP and IM
Gmail for email
Blogger for blogging

Now all I need is a BT keyboard and I'm all set

Now why would I want a crippled experience again?
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ghoonk is offline ghoonk
2008-01-15 , 12:10
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Bah.

Well, at least we can hook up a BT keyboard and work on documents online without having to resort to a virtual keypad. Let's see if the iPhone will pair with a BT keyboard

(I am such an iT fanboy)
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