One thing I always hated but never realized I hated was how small Google.com’s search box area was when visiting the site on mobile Safari. I mean it’s ridiculously small.
Well they’ve updated their search site to include nice, big, fat text that’s easy to see ‘n’ read. Nice. Also the list of suggestions, although still as weird and goofy as ever (“Why is my poop green”), are also nice and big.
But there’s still a major problem. If you need to add text to the end of a search you already made, but the end of the text was beyond the area you could see, you can’t reach it. This was a problem before, and is still a problem now. At least we have the option now to “x” out the text in the search box, but that can be a big pain for anything long and complex. And the text field, of course, doesn’t support auto-correction, so that can make retyping your text a “orivlem” (problem).
But over all, I think this is a great update. Now I wish they would release an app or mobile site to allow us to edit and create Google Docs.
Peace, JbB
Just wanted to give you all a heads up that I’ll be adding a mobile version of theNeocell.com today. It’ll be in iPhone style and will load extremely quick. You all (including myself) outta’ enjoy it.
Peace, J
Well Adblock’s safe to buy for OS 3.0 now. It took the developers weeks to update their product for OS 3.0, and worst, they didn’t even offer up any explanation and people were complaining that they weren’t even responding to emails. So I told people not to buy from them until they got their **** straightened out.
They have now, and they’ve updated Adblock so it’s safe to buy it again if you use OS 3.0. And if you bought it before OS 3.0, like I did, your license will work for the 3.0 version.
Ahh… enjoy ad-less browsin’ again.
Peace, J
Posted in Tips on 29. Mar, 2009
There are times when you wanna’ browse somewhere in Safari that you don’t want others to know about. When doin’ this, you wanna’ clear your history.
You clean your history by going into your bookmarks, then going to history, then tapping the clear button. Easy enough.
But here are two tips I’ve got for ya. When you go to clear your history, make sure to close all tabs. Once you have only one web page open, navigate to a safe web page, such as Google.com. Then go and clear your history.
The reason why it’s best to do this is because I’ve noticed if you close out web pages and navigate somewhere else, then close, once opened it sometimes will open the web pages that were supposed to cleared from the history.
The other tip is that clearing your history doesn’t log you out of web pages. If you are logged into a web page, log out before you close that tab and clear the history.
And that’s it… Real simple, but if you don’t follow these simple steps, you may end up with some of your web browsing exposed. Be safe with your browsin’ now…
Peace, J
