[Ed Hansberry]

http://thetechturf.com/?page_id=224

Google2GO! is an app for Windows Mobile 6 Professional (touchscreens) that allows you to access Google Web/Image Search, Google Local, Search, Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Reader, Google Docs, Picasa and more. They are reportedly have a few issues with the Tilt/TyTN II so I haven't given it a go yet myself. Be sure to read the system requirements before installing.

[Ed Hansberry]

http://thetechturf.com/?page_id=224

Google2GO! is an app for Windows Mobile 6 Professional (touchscreens) that allows you to access Google Web/Image Search, Google Local, Search, Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Reader, Google Docs, Picasa and more. They are reportedly have a few issues with the Tilt/TyTN II so I haven't given it a go yet myself. Be sure to read the system requirements before installing.

[Dyvim]

Ha! I love the iPhone icons in use across the bottom.

[Jason Lee]

well this is pretty lame. I was all excited when i saw this.. This app is nothing but a shortcut to each of the google services... Which you can get by going to http://www.google.com/m/products

How disappointing. It is nothing but a .net app that uses pocket IE to render google mobile web pages in a window.

[zohaer21]

Originally Posted by Jason Lee

well this is pretty lame. I was all excited when i saw this.. This app is nothing but a shortcut to each of the google services... Which you can get by going to http://www.google.com/m/products

How disappointing. It is nothing but a .net app that uses pocket IE to render google mobile web pages in a window.

x2

[PPCRules]

"This application is not associated with Google in any way"

Give the guy a break. It was probably a fun project and I'm thankful he developed it thoroughly and is willing to share it. I would put a much higher expectation on something if it was put out by a major company like Google themselves (as I thought from the initial post).

Check out GOS if you want a similar disappointment. No value added except links to Google, but there you can't easily switch back to your Windows environment.