Google Gets Into Motorola Cell Phones With Mobile Search
Motorola and Google Align for Mobile Search is the official word from Google
and Motorola that they are teaming up in a mobile search partnership. Motorola
is to insert a Google button into “internet-optimized” phones beginning by the
end of March 2006, worldwide. The button will take users to Google search
services.
The BBC reports
that eventually, Motorola will incorporate a Google link into all of its phones.
Google has a variety of mobile search services, and Search Engine Watch
members can read
up on them via the
Google: Mobile category in
Search Topics.
Recently, Google released a special
local
search application for Java-enabled phones. It also
maintains web and image search designed
for mobile phones,
including a more restricted index of mobile-friendly pages, along with SMS
search features.
As for other mobile partnerships, Google has one with
T-Mobile and
way back in 2001 partnered with
Sprint, though
that might not still be going. I’m checking up on others and will postscript as
appropriate.
Postscript: Here’s another mobile phone/web partnership. Sprint and Yahoo began offering an enhanced client for Yahoo Mail last June.
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