Gmail Gets An Official iPhone App, But Is It Better Than Mail?
If you’ve been waiting for a Gmail iPhone app, today’s your lucky day. Available right now in the App Store, Google has released a Gmail app for the iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad! While Apple’s native Mail app is great, it lacks support for some of Gmail’s best features, like the ability to send mail...
Google Reader: The New Traffic and Activity Machine for Google+
Today, Google released a major update to Google Reader, its popular online RSS reader. Google Reader shed its old skin and received the new Google design just like Gmail, Google Docs, and Google Calendar. In addition to the facelift, Google Reader is now sports a shiny new Google+ button. But this new button comes with...
iOS 5 Review: What Works, What Doesn’t, and Should You Upgrade
The latest update to iPhones, iPads, and iPod Touches brings over 200 new features to these devices. You’d think that iOS 5 is action packed and your iOS device is about to become a super ninja. I hate to burst your bubble, but that’s not the case. Most of the new features are great, but...
Will You Use The New Google +1 Button?
Today Google launched a +1 button, which most are hailing as a rival to the Facebook like button and even Twitter’s retweet button, but for search results. Limited to your Google contacts and chat friends, Google hints at connecting +1 with Twitter, but noticeably doesn’t mention Facebook. Is this another move for Google to go...
A Look At Android Market For The Web
Today, Google addressed what’s next to come to the Android platform this year. The biggest announcement out of their live-streamed press conference is Android 3.0 aka Honeycomb, the tablet optimized-version of Android that will release early this year. Consumers and developers can expect a lot of things from this Android update. The news that caught...
