Viewing a published google docs file through opera mobile on wm6).. i saw a mobile version of the page, WITH editing links. As well as a link to http://docs.google.com/m , a 404 page now

yesterday the same file was displayed through the google mobile filter

I'm still using my mongul.. excuse the punctuation and such.

using copy paste.. this is at the bottom of the document
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Great stuff! I was just thinking this morning how useful it would be to have Docs and Spreadsheets available on my mobile to read / write stuff while I'm on the move.

I can't imagine a rich-text editor for (my) mobile phone.

Excellent!

I don't think it will be more than "read-only" because of the complexity to modify a rich-text on mobile device. But it is still possible that google build a Java client (as for Gmail) that will allow "Read-Write" access to docs.

Lets hope for the best.. ;)

Prehaps the GPhone will have write access to GDocs. (If Google made the phone OS, then why not?)

Here's a good mobile interface. FWIK, docs can be read on mobile phones.

http://docs.google.com/API/IGoogle?up_numDocuments=100&browserok=true

or: http://tinyurl.com/2zx7qp

Having just tried the link Ionut's provided, I can view my documents on my mobile and get a similar footer to Insane Ninja:

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Mobile is already selected and unlinked. Clicking "Docs Home" takes me to http://docs.google.com/m which produces a 404 Not Found error.

They're doing this using content negotiation based on the user agent as the URL is exactly the same – and changing my user agent in Firefox to the same as my phone also produces this version.

I changed the user agent to Nokia6600 (http://johnbokma.com/mexit/2004/04/24/changinguseragent.html), but I can't see it.

Here's my user agent string from my Nokia N73:

Mozilla/5.0+
(SymbianOS/9.1;+U;+[en];+NokiaN73-1/3.0638.0.0.1+Series60/3.0)
+AppleWebKit/413+(KHTML,+like+Gecko)+Safari/413

(Remove line breaks, of course.)

Cool, it works. It's read-only, but it looks better than the GWT version.

For reference:
http://img59.imageshack.us/img59/2585/mobiledocsot6.png

Excellent!-er.

it seems i'm a victim of features...

when i switch my phone to a non filtered view, the editing links disappear. Looks like the opera browser (in fit-to-screen mode) ignores css-hiding commands. The only news here is that google documents now have a moble display. with hidden editing links.