GrubHub Delivers Android Beta, New iPhone App

GrubHub, a service that lets you order food for delivery or take out from local restaurants online or by mobile phone, released a new iPhone app and an Android app in beta last week. The company also revised its native Web app to take advantage of HTML 5 features like geolocation and client-side storage. The new apps feature a GPS-enabled restaurant search. Users can find the restaurants that deliver near their current location, or choose to manually enter a delivery address from their smart phones. The app will display restaurants in the GrubHub directory that deliver to that location. The GrubHub geolocation features should make it easy for travelers to order take out when they're camping at a client's office and don't know what's nearby, or if they're too tired to leave the hotel but don't want room service.