We’re particularly excited by how tablet computers create the opportunity for new kinds of user interaction.
If you’d like any help using our products on iPad, please click the 'Help' link within the product. We’ve evaluated the behavior of each Google web app using the iPad Simulator, and we are serving the interface we feel works best. Of course, Google Mobile App was originally designed for the iPhone’s screen dimensions, but we’ve adapted it to work on the iPad and we’re looking into new ideas to make the app even better.Īs you use Google’s web-based applications on iPad, you’ll notice that you sometimes see the desktop user interface and other times you see the mobile interface. Just like on the iPhone, you can also go to the App Store to download Google Mobile App with search by voice. The new Maps app on iPad takes advantage of high-resolution satellite and Street View imagery, includes a new terrain view, and lets you search for local businesses and get directions. The YouTube app for iPad is built-in, so you can watch HD videos and read and write comments. As with Mac computers and the iPhone, you’ll find Google Search in the top right corner of Safari. You can also access Gmail on the iPad through the native Mail app using the IMAP protocol.Īdditionally, the iPad ships with a number of Google services pre-installed. Also, please let us know any ideas or feedback that you have. As this interface is experimental, expect changes as we continue to develop and optimize. We recommend adding a homescreen link for easy access. To try this new interface, go to in your browser. To take advantage of the iPad’s large display, we’ve created a two-pane view with your list of conversations on the left and messages to the right. Those devices have large screens compared to other phones, and tablets like the iPad give us even more room to innovate.
We’re releasing an experimental user interface for the iPad built on the Gmail for mobile HTML5 web app that we launched last year for the iPhone and Android devices.
If you go to in your browser, you’ll see something different than what you’re used to on the desktop. While surfing the web on your iPad, we expect many of you will want to check your Gmail. We’ve been working hard to optimize our services for the new format - larger touchscreens, increased portability, rich sensors - and we’d like to share some information about our progress so far. Here at Google we’re really excited about the promise of tablet computers, which will be great for browsing the web and using apps.
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