How to sync Google Apps email on your iPhone The Google Mobile Blog just announced today the addition of Gmail to their active sync products for the iPhone. Prior to today, the active sync / live push functionality was reserved only for Gmail Calendar and Google Contacts.
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I just wanted to quickly write about our churches’ Facebook Fan Page and how it, along with an iPhone, i’s being used to keep everyone updated back here in the states. Typically you’d have to wait for the missions team to return, get all their photographs together, and wait to hear testimonies from the members […]
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Google vs. Bing Get’s Visual
Same release date? Maybe I have my facts wrong, but I was thinking yesterday that Google’s Fast Flip was released the exact the day that Bing’s Visual Search was released. There may be some earlier dates of developers getting access to these platforms, but from what I’m able to dig up, they both have the […]
Facebook Fan Pages on Blackberrys I get questions all the time from people who have a Blackberry and want to update / manage their Facebook Fan Pages from their phone. Of course the first statement I always get is “well the iPhone has Facebook 3.0 which can do it – why doesn’t Blackberry?” Blackberry does […]
The iPhone Could Push Global WiFi Access I just read a great article at Mashable about how the iphone is dominating mobile wifi usage. And in light of this dominance, I’m wondering if we could possibly see the iPhone being the launching pad for global wifi access! Certainly the standard wifi router in your house […]
Quick question – would you find it valuable to have video chat on your iPhone? The BoyGeniusReport was showing some pics back in June of a possible iPhone with video chat capabilities. This concept would allow you and anyone else on a video chat enabled iPhone, or maybe even any mobile device that has a […]
The much anticipated Facebook Lite has finally gone live! Facebook engineered a less robust version of the Facebook platform that we are all used to. This “lite” version provides a way for low bandwidth users – such as dial up connection, and 3rd world country type locations – to have access to Facebook!