New Google webapp comes to iPhone and iPod touch
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Google has just released an integrated web application for iPhone and iPod touch. It offers you access to Google search, gmail, calendar, and reader applications in a single, convenient place. A recent Staff Pick, itâs one of the more than 450 news, games, weather, sports, and other web-based applications for iPhone and iPod touch youâll find on our web apps page. Like information about designing, coding, optimizing, and submitting your own web application? Then visit our iPhone Dev Center.
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Apple Inc.&#39;s widely anticipated music  and video playing iPhone will allow subscribers to wirelessly  stream material from Google Inc.&#39;s popular video sharing site  YouTube, Apple said on Wednesday.
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Google released an update to its offerings for the iPhone, hoping to continue a trend that recently saw the iPhone briefly become the No. 1 mobile phone hitting Google sites.Despite its small share of the overall mobile phone market, the iPhone spiked to No. 1 on Dec. 25 among phones using Google&#39;s services, beating out mobile makers that have been selling smartphones for many years.Google revealed a chart showing that around the middle of November, iPhone users began to surpass BlackBerry customers in accessing Google, though they were still behind Symbian and Windows Mobile users. But on Dec. 25, iPhone users shot above them all, then quickly settled into the second-largest Google user base.By the end of September, the last quarter in which Apple reported numbers, Apple had sold more than 1.3 million iPhones. By comparison, Nokia has sold 50 million of its N-series line of phones, said Avi Greengart, an analyst at Current Analysis. At the end of December, there were 12 million subscribers using BlackBerry devices.&quot;One thing this does is shows that Apple has done a remarkable job of publicizing some of these capabilities, even if they&#39;re not the first to bring the capability to market,&quot; Greengart said. Some of Google&#39;s mobile services, like Google Maps, were already available on mobile phones before the iPhone hit the market. Yet, clearly, iPhone customers are using the services more frequently. &quot;Either because of the design or PR or brand, or in all possibility because of the implementation ... Apple has popularized the notion that you can do more on the phone than you might have tried to do previously,&quot; he said.iPhone customers will indeed be able to do more using Google services, with the updated offerings unveiled Monday.iPhone users can now customize Google services through the menu bar and iGoogle home page. When iPhone users visit Google.com, they can&#160;choose Google applications to appear as links in a menu bar&#160;that runs across the top of the page. Signing in once, users can then access a variety of Google services, including Gmail, Calendar, Reader, Docs, and Picasa.In addition, iPhone users can also visit their customized iGoogle page from their phones. iGoogle is a page that users can arrange to include widgets of their choosing, including news, weather, games, and recent Gmail messages.Other changes to Google&#39;s iPhone service include an updated user interface and a monthly view on the calendar. In addition, users won&#39;t have to hit refresh to see new e-mails in Gmail because Gmail will automatically show new messages.The new Google services for the iPhone keep pace with some&#160;new services that Yahoo introduced just last week. Yahoo began letting mobile users, including iPhone customers, choose widgets to arrange on their mobile Yahoo home pages. On its mobile Web site, Yahoo claims to offer the only e-mail service that pushes new messages to the iPhone as soon as they come in.The new mobile services from Yahoo and Google demonstrate the eagerness both companies have to win over mobile users.
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Blog: iPhone Developers Camp rolls into San Francisco this weekend, where geeks galore will dream up new applications for the recently released combination iPod and cell phone.
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The new iPod Touch has Wi-Fi access, a web browser and a touch screen. For $299 and up. Meanwhile, Apple cut $200 from the price of the iPhone.
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Access the cloud of music available in various nooks and crannies of the internet with SeeqPod's new iPhone version of their "playable search" free music service.
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iPod Touch users will get new features for their handheld device. But unlike a free iPhone update, iPod users will have to pay for their new capabilities.
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'Unneccessary' SDK to ship February, says Stevie The iPhone and iTouch are to get a Software Developers Kit in February next year, allowing developers to create proper native applications for the platform and allowing it to properly compete with other smart phones, Steve Jobs announced on the company's website today.â¦
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Apple Inc.  will allow  independent developers to write applications for its upcoming  iPhone by tapping into the device's built-in Web browser, Chief  Executive Steve Jobs said on Monday.
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Users of Google Calendar can now access their schedules from their mobile phones.
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AppSnapp opens both the iPhone and iPod touch, then installs another program, Installer.app, which in turn can install unauthorized, non-Apple programs.
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Corporate Web sites that use KickApps social networking tools can now host videos that are playable on Apple iPhones.
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Google brings its Picasa photo sharing application to Mobile OS X Safari, with an interface designed especially for the iPhone and iPod Touch.
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It joins the battle for mobile users with Google.
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Google brings its Picasa photosharing application to Mobile OS X Safari, with an all-new front end designed especially for Apple's handsets.
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In the latest step in its continuing effort to focus the Web services model around its own servers, Google this morning introduced a way to enable individuals to embed some Google Gadgets within Web pages, without the need to install software.
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Will Google pick up where Apple left off?