Twitter and Local Search: A Status Update SEW EXPERTS: LOCAL & MOBILE SEARCH Twitter search brings structure to all the noise with an index of real time conversations.but is the excitement around Twitter causing us to force unnatural mashups, as...
Barcode Scanning Now Available for Google Product Search on Android Posted by Nathania Johnson May 15, 2009 If you're the lucky owner of a G1 and are out and about shopping, mobile product search just got a whole lot easier - and fun.
Searchme Releases Mobile App for Android Posted by Nathania Johnson May 14, 2009 Visual search engine Searchme has released a mobile application for Android. The Android is a mobile operating system by Google that is currently found on the G1 at T...
Then, of course, when T-Mobile made the Android-powered G1 available, YouTube was accessible by those mobile users as well. Phones using the Windows Mobile operating system can now download the YouTube mobile app.
Google announced last week that it will offer a search box to mobile Web publishers to plant on their sites and share revenue from search results. This is an extension of its existing AdSense for Mobile program, and is no surprise.
Google has launched visually optimized search results that are designed to fit the screens of the iPhone and G1 mobile devices. Google AdWords Launches iPhone and G1 Options (Plus Mobile Marketing Tips from SES!
Yellowbook Launches G1 Mobile Application Posted by Nathania Johnson Oct 30, 2008 Local business publisher Yellowbook has launched a new mobile application for the G1, the brand new Android-powered phone.
Yellowbook Launches G1 Mobile Application Posted by Nathania Johnson Oct 30, 2008 Local business publisher Yellowbook has launched a new mobile application for the G1, the brand new Android-powered phone.
Local business publisher Yellowbook has launched a new mobile application for the G1, the brand new Android-powered phone. Yellowbook already has apps for Windows Mobile, Blackberry, Palm, and the iPhone.
Recently, Google and T-mobile teamed up to unveil the new G1, the first Android-powered phone to be made commercially available. Marc Vanlerberghe, Google's Product Marketing Director, took to the Official Google Mobile blog to address that very...
