MobileGoogle Gets Into Motorola Cell Phones With Mobile Search

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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