Grand Prix, Google’s unified interface for iPhone is now available internationally and for Google Apps users. Launched in last January at Macworld.
Google Mobile blog announced
the launch of new integrated Google experience for the iPhone and iPod
Touch in 33 new markets and 16 new languages, from Argentina to New
Zealand, from Swedish to Chinese.
[...]launching a special Google News edition for the iPhone.
Browse the front page or search for results straight from the home
page. Enjoy the full catalog of Google News sources and even watch
associated YouTube content.
To try out the new Google interface, just point your iPhone or iPod Touch web browser to www.google.com.
Furthermore, if you use Google Apps
- now is the time to use your domain name on the iPhone as well. Just
bookmark http://www.google.com/m/a/YOURDOMAIN for fast one-click access
to Google. Please make sure to replace YOURDOMAIN with your actual
domain name.
Google on the iPhone is a great way to access your most used Google services. Some of its benefits include:
- Fast and fluid search with one-tap access to News, image, local, or
web results and search query suggestions when you start typing
- Automatic delivery of Gmail messages (no need to refresh your browser!), and auto-completion of email addresses when typing
- A combined month-and-current-day view of your always-in-sync Google
Calendar, and the ability to share pictures with friends and family
using Google Photos
Google for iPhone packages rich mobile interfaces for Google Search,
Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Docs, Google Reader, Picasa Web, Google
Notebook and now Google News. Unlike the mobile interfaces offered for
other devices, Google shows search suggestions, auto-complete for Gmail
contacts, slideshows in Picasa Web and includes a presentation viewer
in Google Docs.
An older iPhone interface is still available at http://www.google.com/m/i and there’s also a classic Google homepage at http://www.google.com/m/classic. iGoogle for iPhone can be found at http://www.google.com/ig/i.