Showing posts with label iPod Touch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iPod Touch. Show all posts

Google Allows Google Docs Editing Through Your iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch.

The Internet search giant Google Inc. has made a huge announcement yesterday, and Google Docs users should celebrate as they are now going to edit all their Google Docs files from their iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch, as well as Android 2.2 smartphones in real time.

Previously, Google launched the mobile version of Google Docs which allow users to users to view documents in read-only mode. So due to the introduction of Google Docs on the iOs Device, Google will be able to compete effectively with Apple’s uber-popular iWorks suite of apps for iPad as well as other third party applications which includes Quickoffice and Documents to Go.


The Google Docs Mobile Editing will be implemented over the next few days and means that:

  • You can work on that important memo...while on the bus or train to work.
  • If you’re behind on a group proposal, but really want to make it to the ball game tonight, your whole team can work on it from the bleacher seats.
  • You can take minute-by-minute notes at a concert so you’ll always remember the setlist. And your friends can jealously follow in real-time at home.
  • ...and the list goes on!

Google Mobile App for iPad now available in the App Store.

We’re pleased to announce that a new iPad-friendly version of Google Mobile App is now available in the App Store worldwide. By “iPad-friendly”, we mean that this new version has been designed to show neatly on the iPad’s screen, and that the usual features of Google Mobile App for iPhone, like search by voice and My Location, work well. From the Apps tab, you can also easily navigate to Google’s web-based apps, such as Gmail, which was recently optimized for iPad.

While this first version of Google Mobile App for iPad is essentially the same app we’ve built for iPhone, we’re working on improving Google Mobile App so that it takes advantage of iPad’s features. Stay tuned as we continue to make it and other Google products even better on this new type of device.

iPod Touch & iPhone Messenger App's Reviewed


Instant messaging is a good way to keep in real time with friends and colleagues around the world or just around the corner. In real time, based on the text of the ambassadors are a convenient way to improvised discussions with friends, family and colleagues in the same way that you can, if you were in one room. Services such as Skype also now offer free or very inexpensive, easy to use video and voice communications. This is a useful service to have on your desktop computer for business or simply to maintain contact with his family around the world.

There are currently a number of applications for the iPhone and IPod Touch that lets you use many of the most popular messaging services like MSN, Yahoo and AIM, if you're away from your computer. Many of these applications will also allow you to use your account Skype. This allows free calls to other Skype users and low cost calls to any phone worldwide. This is especially useful for users IPod Touch, because, with the addition of a microphone, which turns the device into low-cost phone.

This article discusses the four most promising of communications applications. All this is free to download and use, but there is a small amount of money if you want to call land lines or mobile numbers through Skype. First, this Fringe.

fringe

Services, which works with:

Skype, MSN Messenger, Google Talk, ICQ, twitter, Yahoo! and AIM (mobile me) and a range of services to SIP.

Installation:

Installation is quite simple. You must first register with a bang input information requested. If you have a fringe, you can choose which services (Skype, MSN, Gtalk, etc.) you want to add. If it still does not belong to any of them, you must first register on their respective web sites to gain access.

If you are using:

fringe is the main screen in the list of friends. This is not only the various members of their chosen network, but also the entire contents of your address book. This means that you can treat people who are not members of their networks via email, SIP, Skype, or call the iPhone. If you have a microphone on your IPod Touch SkypeOut effectively turns your IPod into your phone. The only problem I have with my friends list is the lack of group and individual. Nevertheless, all your friends on the Internet at the top of the list.

Reproduction in any of your contacts in a list allows you to write a letter or call that person. Your screen clean and easy to read and makes a good sound when you receive a notification. Unfortunately, there is no landscape that makes the choice of the keyboard to write a bit more complicated. If you want to make a Skype call or a SIP phone number, you can use the scoreboard, which is essentially a full-screen keyboard.

In addition to the lack of organization in the list of friends, I have a few complaints about the Fringe.

Nimbuzz

Services, which works with:

Skype, Yahoo! IM, AIM (mobile me), Gtalk, MSN, ICQ, Jabber, Facebook, MySpace, StudiVZ, Gadu Gadu, Hyves, and selection of SIP accounts.

Installation:

For the first time you enter your Nimbuzz Nimbuzz login or create a new account. Create new account takes only a few seconds, then you're ready to start adding contacts. You can add contacts from services that are on the list, then enter your login details for each of them.

If you are using:

When you return to your contact list is filled with all your contacts from various services that you've added. Contacts are listed in alphabetical order, but you can change it to "Grouped by the network, if desired. When you click on a contact gives you a choice of message, call or send an email message type, depending on the service. Sending messages Nimbuzz is beautiful and easily through the keyboard, which also works in landscape mode, while the other is the application that has a nice large keypad for dialing fixed. As an additional feature you can update your status in the different services.

Nimbuzz is good. It is well designed, easy to use and completely Featured.

Skype

Services, which works with:

Skype. Yes that's all. This official statement on the Skype service.

Installation:

This is one of those "to do something like" applications. It's easy to get started. Or, enter your existing data or create an account Skype.

If you are using:

Once logged in, you'll see your list of contacts is presented in a form similar to the iPhone built-in address book with alphabetical index on the right side. There is also a search box at the top of the list, and above the two buttons that let you see only your Skype contacts or your entire address book. This makes it easier to use SkypeOut to call regular standard. You also can press the call button on the left to call, which is not in your address book. Skype text chat is very well set out with icons and speech bubbles.

All-in Skype is a complete, competent and application of the ideal, if all your friends, or use Skype for free or low-cost calls. To make calls from your IPod Touch Of course need a microphone.

Palringo

Services, which works with:

MSN, AIM, Yahoo, Google Talk, ICQ, Jabber, iChat / MobileMe, QQ, Gadu-Gadu, and Facebook Chat (Alpha)

Installation:

Like many other services that are the first ambassadors to create an account, which links together the various things you can belong to a. Account creation is simple enough, but seemed to be hit on the page, which is more suitable for a computer screen full size mobile device. Then another page where you can enter the optional details, or to change your password. I was one or two questions on this screen, but in the end, I simply press the button, and save and return to the main enclosure.

If you are using:

Google Search app for iPhone—a new name and a new look

If you need to do a Google search on your iPhone or iPod touch it's now faster and easier when you use our redesigned Google Search app, formerly Google Mobile App. If you've been using Google Mobile App for a while, you'll notice that things look different.

The redesigned home screen of Google Search app.


First, you’ll see that there are now more ways to interact with the app. When browsing through search results or looking at a webpage, you can swipe down to see the search bar or change your settings. For those who use other Google apps, there’s an Apps button at the bottom of the screen for rapid access to the mobile versions of our products.

We also included a new toolbar that will make it easier for you to filter your results. You can open this toolbar by swiping from left to right — either before you search or once you’ve got your results. If you only want images, just tap “Images,” and the results will update as shown:

Google Mobile App for iPad now available in the App Store

We’re pleased to announce that a new iPad-friendly version of Google Mobile App is now available in the App Store worldwide. By “iPad-friendly”, we mean that this new version has been designed to show neatly on the iPad’s screen, and that the usual features of Google Mobile App for iPhone, like search by voice and My Location, work well. From the Apps tab, you can also easily navigate to Google’s web-based apps, such as Gmail, which was recently optimized for iPad.

While this first version of Google Mobile App for iPad is essentially the same app we’ve built for iPhone, we’re working on improving Google Mobile App so that it takes advantage of iPad’s features. Stay tuned as we continue to make it and other Google products even better on this new type of device.

Google Voice app now supports iPad & iPod Touch

(cross-posted from the Google Voice Blog)

Since we launched Google Voice for iPhone a few weeks ago, we’ve been hard at work to add a few improvements that didn’t make it into the first release.

At the top of the list was adding support for iPod Touch and iPad. Starting today, you can download a new version of Google Voice that lets you use all the features of the app on these devices, such as sending and receiving free text messages - except, of course, make cellular calls.

While you can’t use your iPod or iPad as a phone, you can use it to initiate Google Voice calls with your phones. We call this feature Click2Call. Simply click any ‘Call’ button in the Google Voice app on your iPod or iPad and then select which of your phones you want to ring. Google Voice will call your phone and then connect your call.


While we were at it, we also made a few other improvements to the app:

Comparing Features: iPad 2 vs. iPhone 4 vs. iPod touch


A close look at the hardware and software features of each device reveals them to be very different indeed. One is a phone, the others aren't. One offers a big screen, the others are palm-sized.
The chart below shows how these three devices stack up against each other in terms of hardware and software features.

Comparing Features: iPad 2, iPhone 4, and iPod touch

iPad, iPhone, or iPod Touch?

The Apple iPad, goes on sale this weekend. Tons of buzz surrounds Apple's tablet, but one has to wonder how it stacks up against the similar but smaller, iPhone and iPod touch. Each device is multitalented, but which will best fit your needs? We've come up with five personas to help guide you when making the tough choice between an iPad, an iPhone, and an iPod touch.

The Commuter
If you spend a lot of time sitting on trains or planes, you probably want to kick back with a movie, book, or a magazine. The iPad is the best media device of Apple's three gadgets, and it has two other bonuses for the traveling businessperson: the iBooks e-reader app and iWork for editing documents.
The iPhone is smaller and easier to carry, but the iPad offers much more to help pass the time. Its benefits outweigh the fact that it can't fit in your pocket. After all, it is only 1.5 pounds and is lighter and thinner than a netbook.
Perhaps the two biggest reasons the scale is tipped in the iPad's favor are its 9.7-inch, capacitive multitouch display and iBooks. If you are in for a long commute, the larger screen will help save your eyes when watching movies rented from iTunes. Apple's iBooks is an impressive-looking e-book reader that displays titles in full color, has impressive page turning graphics, and allows readers to quickly flip through pages.
Add those to an already built-in iPod (and all its functionalities) with a long battery life, and the iPad has this category licked.

Twitterrific 4.1 for iOS released, includes username auto-complete and spam reporting

Here is something to write up to 140 characters about. The Iconfactory deployed version 4.1 of its award winning Twitter client, Twitterrific, to the App Store on Thursday. The new version offers users a smorgasbord of enhancements and bug fixes.
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Macworld's "Twitter Client of the Year" in 2010 and a favorite among many of us here at TUAW, Twitterrific is available for free as an ad-supported version. An in-app upgrade allows customers to ditch the advertisements and manage multiple Twitter accounts for US$4.99. The app is compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad and requires iOS 4.0 or later.

Apple's fall event: iPod refresh; Apple TV reborn (roundup)

At its traditional fall entertainment event, Apple offers up a new version of its Apple TV service, with streaming of content from Netflix, YouTube, and other sources, and unveils its biggest-ever reworking of the iPod lineup. It also offers a look ahead to iOS 4.2, due in November.

Apple rolls out new iPods, social iTunes

A new version of Apple TV is also coming soon, as Apple follows its usual September playbook in refreshing its iPod lineup and the iTunes software.
(Posted in Apple by Tom Krazit)
September 1, 2010 11:50 AM PDT