One of the apps I have always wanted on my BlackBerry is a smooth Google Reader application. I use Google Reader to read RSS feeds on my PC and I have to mark the same RSS articles read in Viigo because there is no 2 way sync option for Viigo. Viigo does not seem to ...

gTasks. First offline Task, Todo list application that syncs with Google Tasks. No credentials needed and no phone that syncs with GMail/Calendar needed. Price: Free AndroidTapp.com Android App Review: Pros & Cons: Pros Easily sync tasks with Gmail/Google Apps tasks No account/credentials sign in just works! Create tasks offline and sync later Cons Would be cool to have Android notifications w...

If you’re a Google service user you should be happy know that you now have a nearly complete package of tools to make your N82 sync perfectly with your Gmail, Calendar, Contacts, and Maps. There is even a new Google App for the N82 which lets you have another set of Google shortcuts on the homescreen by using the (C) button instead of taking up pressure space. Let’s start with the Google App. ...

Synchronize the built-in Mail, Calendar and Contacts apps on your iPhone with your Google account. - Get push Gmail on your iPhone - View multiple Calendars in different colors - Synchronize your contacts with Google Google Apps user? This service needs to be enabled for your domain before you can use it. Please contact your domain administrator. Learn about options and features Google... [

We mentioned GMTaskSync back when it was in public beta but the developer let us know that they have made some improvements now that it is out of beta. GMTaskSync simply synchronizes your BlackBerry tasks with your Google tasks wirelessly. Now that GMTaskSync is out of beta the application can sync your tasks to either Gmail ...

  We thought the day would never come but the perpetual BETA tag on the Google Apps Suite has finally been removed and Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Docs, and Google Talk now have the distinction as ready for the public, or beta-less, software. It was always a running joke on how Gmail managed to stay in Beta for 5 years, especially considering in recent years there was hardly anything Beta ...

Google has ended one of the longest betas I have ever heard of. It is kind of ridiculous that the service used by millions of users was in beta from 2004 until this week. This means that Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Docs, Google Talk and all the rest of the Google Apps suite are ...

Last year in September, Google made a lot of things easier and simple by launching Google sync with push Gmail support and two-way sync for calendar and contacts for mobile devices. According to the official Google Mobile Blog, Google has now decided to launch new administrative controls that give mobile access to Google Apps. Google Apps

Wireless broadband pioneer Clearwire Corporation today announced it is teaming up with Google to deliver the company's popular Google Apps communication suite to Clearwire customers. Clearwire will begin migrating its current customers to Gmail and Google Calendar in the first half of this year. In addition, Clearwire customers will also have access to Google Talk. "Clearwire

One of the lead developers walks us through Google Apps in sync with your desktop on the T-Mobile G1. Similar to how Apple’s .Mac application should work, the Android OS does exactly the same, syncing your GMail contacts, calendar, GTalk account, Street View and Google Maps. Neat. And yeah, the UI is very iPhone-like. Share This