Edit Google spreadsheets on the iPhone
Google Docs spreadsheets are read-only no more.
The Google dev team announced some new capabilities late last week. Users now have the ability to edit spreadsheets, use list view, sort, and filter.
According to Google, it works on the iPhone and iPod touch (along with the Android-powered T-Mobile G1 and Nokia S60).
To try the new features out, visit m.google.com/docs or docs.google.com/a/your-domain for Google Apps users.
Unfortunately, there's no word yet from Mountain View on whether the other Google Docs will get the same treatment.
The Google dev team announced some new capabilities late last week. Users now have the ability to edit spreadsheets, use list view, sort, and filter.
According to Google, it works on the iPhone and iPod touch (along with the Android-powered T-Mobile G1 and Nokia S60).
To try the new features out, visit m.google.com/docs or docs.google.com/a/your-domain for Google Apps users.
Unfortunately, there's no word yet from Mountain View on whether the other Google Docs will get the same treatment.