Want to do stuff with your iPhone? Use Google Docs

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I'm a huge fan of Google Docs, and a huge critic of the iPhone's lack of ability to create or edit documents by its expensive lonesome.

So it's great news that Google Docs works on the iPhone. Read this blog post, click here for a Google search on this very topic, or watch the extremely geeky video:

Google Docs might not change your life, but it certainly has the potential to do so, and I continue to think that it's the application of the year.

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