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Google Releases iPhone-Friendly Versions of Its Pages and Services

by Terrence O'Brien on December 6, 2007 at 02:21 PM

Google Updates for iPhone

Google aficionados who are lucky enough (or dumb enough, depending on your perspective) to own an iPhone can finally stop complaining about uneven functionality with that search giant's apps: In addition to releasing yesterday's Gmail upgrade, the company created an iPhone-specific version of its home page and related services. The new page offers easy-to-access tabs for many Google services, including calendar, Gmail, Docs, etc. -- all with interfaces specifically designed for use on the iPhone's smaller screen, of course.

The search box even got an upgrade. Now, in an effort to save you some time trying to type out search terms on the cramped touch-screen keyboard, the Google search page will offer search suggestions as you type.

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