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Google Calendar, Reader, Mail revamped for iPhone

September 26, 2007 by Will Park - Leave a Comment

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Google Calendar Mail and Reader on the iPhoneIf you’re an iPhone-owning Google Calendar/Reader/Mail addict, then you’ll be glad to hear that Google has tweaked their Calendar, Reader and Mail web-applications to work more nicely with the iPhone’s Safari browser.

The new Mobile Gmail interface has lost a bit of weight and now loads pretty quickly. Google Reader has also dropped some weight to work speedily with the iPhone (even over EDGE, and it’s blazing over WiFi). And Google Calendar shows you all you calendar events as color-coded entries to make it easier to see what’s on your agenda with a quick glance.

Google sure is working hand-in-hand with Apple. They’ve got the entire gamut of productivity services locked-down on the iPhone, even if Google Calendar and Google Mail are a bit redundant with the iPhone’s own apps.

[Via: iPhone Central]

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