Google Book Search Goes Mobile
Thu, Feb 5th, 2009 |
If you spend time on the mobile web, you know there's certainly no shortage of content already available on our phones. What if you're on the run and get a hankering for some classic literature though? Enter the just released Google Book Search Mobile at books.google.com/m.
It's a very handy new version of the site that lets you search through and read in full, 1...
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