Tag Archives: iPhone web apps

iPhone Apps now have their own entry in Google Search options in Mobile Safari. Despite all the Google vs Apple feuds we hear so much about, the search giant continues to add useful updates to its iPhone web apps. Thomas mentioned some Gmail web app improvements earlier, and the main …

It’s been a while since I’ve had the desire to talk about a cool web app for the iPhone. A long while. It hasn’t happened very much at all since the App Store opening for business two and a bit years ago. Swearch is a web app that’s worth talking …

     I’ve tried just about every leading RSS app for the iPhone, but more often that not I come back to the one that has been the best since before the App Store even opened and still remains the best – Google Reader’s web app. Each time I think I’ve …

Google ‘s web apps for the iPhone have always been amongst the very best to use “ Google Reader has been, and remains, one of my most used apps since Day 1 of using the V1 iPhone. Now even the plain old Google.com search site home has got a little …

It ‘s been a long while since I ‘ve seen a really good iPhone web app.  Ever since the App Store came along (and really starting back with the first jailbreak native apps) web apps have been considered the ugly stepchildren in the iPhone apps arena.  Well nextstop is ‘just …

We’ve said it before, and we’ll surely be saying it again soon – Google just keeps on bringing more good stuff to the iPhone, and at a very hectic pace so far in 2009. Today they’ve announced that access to spreadsheets in Google Docs on the iPhone (and Android and …

Ever since the first cool jailbreak apps started coming out, and certainly ever since the App Store launched, most of us have tended to write off web apps, to class them very much as the ugly step-child amongst iPhone apps. There is one web app though that has been an …

Hot on the heels of Gmail Tasks on the iPhone, today’s new bit of Google iPhone goodness is Google Books. I’ve just discovered this via a post from Andy Ihnatko, and given it a very quick look. I’ve never really paid any attention to the Google Books project, but apparently …

In recent weeks I have become a huge fan of 37signals’ Backpack. Backpack is hard to describe. It is an electronic organizer, a group calendar, a to-do list keep and reminder, an idea drop-box, file-storage, brainstormer, internal messenger and a whole lot more. Lifehacker put it this way in January— …