Google Earth has been recently updated to version 3.0.0 and released into the iPad App Store. The app is available for free as usual and should work will all iOS platforms in iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. With multi-touch and large screen of iPad, it’s fun using Google earth to explore the world. I have also used it for local driving directions and the good thing I have found out about it is, Google... Contine Reading > >
Google Mobile has revamped the mobile image search results page on the iPhone 3.0+ and Android 2.0+ devices. Now when you do your image search from iPhone, all the search result pictures are forced into square thumbnails and tapping on a particular image will load up a new custom image viewer. This iPhone optimized website now looks more like an app which amazing feel. Check out yourself. Just go... Contine Reading > >
Apple is getting ready to announce a mobile advertising service called iAd on April 7 as reported by MediaPost. It is described as “revolutionary” and “our next big thing” by Apple chief Steve Jobs, according to executives familiar with the plan. Mediapost believes that iAd will be built on top of Quattro, the mobile ad company Apple acquired late last year. Mediapost’s sources have... Contine Reading > >
If you are using Google’s Gmail then you will notice few changes that have been made recently. Google has added new standard features to Gmail that were Labs experiments previously, but the search giant also cut a few existing features. Overall, Google has added six new features and removed five previously available ones. See the summary of changes after the jump. Contine Reading > > Read More →
Google has updated its popular Google Mobile App for iPhone and iPod Touch. The new version is sitting at 0.4.5.3281 which improves the Search by Voice completion detection function. The other enhancements in the new version are: added support for Search by Voice for iPod touch 2G, improved stability when using Voice Search on restrictive networks, fix crashes when searching for @, fix pasting into... Contine Reading > >
It was announced that Google is buying reMail which “downloads all your email to your phone and lets you search it at light speed”, and now as part of that deal, founder Gabor Cselle has posted that they’re killing the reMail iPhone app with immediate effect. The iTunes download link for reMail is dead now. What Gabor Cselle says about the acquisition today: “Google and reMail have decided... Contine Reading > >
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