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Tuurlijk, die mogelijkheid had ik zelf ook al wel bedacht, maar het gemak waarmee je het Google veldje aanklikt en wat typt is een stuk hoger en dan zou het wel zo fijn zijn als die zoekopdrachten ook in de juiste vorm gepresenteerd worden.

Ik heb bij hackintosh het één en ander gevonden: Hackint0sh - View Single Post - [MobileSafari] Making Google mobile the default search engine?

Citaat:

Here's a solution that does not involve modifying the Safari binary and allows the mobile (or some other) version of Google to be default even when the iPhone is localized.

It involves changing a value in /Applications/MobileSafari.app/GoogleTLDs.plist on the iPhone. This is a list of localization codes (like GB for United Kingdom, FR for France, etc.) with the Internet top-level domain (TLD) that the local Google variety uses (like co.uk with GB because it's Google there, etc.).

First you decide what your localization is (in Settings... General... International... Region Format). By default it's the US.
Then you decide which Google site you want to use from the search bar in Safari. I prefer Google (the iPhone-optimized version of the American site).
Then you edit GoogleTLDs.plist to bring the two together. For example, to use Google with UK localization, change the relevant part of the file from Code:

<key>GB</key>
<string>co.uk</string>

to Code:

<key>GB</key>
<string>com/m</string>

Another way of changing the plist is with the plutil command from Erica's Utilities (an Installer package): from terminal (or PuTTY), issue Code:

plutil -s GB -v "com/m" /Applications/MobileSafari.app/GoogleTLDs.plist

Restart Springboard for the change to take effect.

Ook hier in het Nederlands trouwens: Google localization wijzigen | iFoonBlog.nl