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Google Snatches iGoogle from iPhone Users

By Brian T. Horowitz
January 22, 2009

Without explanation, Google has dropped the iGoogle app for the iPhone. www.google.com/ig/i now diverts iPhone users to www.google.com/m/ig.

In a thread on the Google support Web site, a Google employee writes about the company's efforts to direct visitors to the main iGoogle page rather than the iPhone-specific app.

The employee states that Google wants all smartphone users to have the same version. Last year, however, Google released a video showing how the iPhone app would make iGoogle convenient on the device.

The version unique to the iPhone was formatted for the Mobile Safari browser.


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