Microsoft Buys MotionBridge, A Mobile Search Company
News.com reports in Microsoft acquires mobile-search company that Microsoft has acquired MotionBridge. Microsoft is expected to use MotionBridge’s solutions to power Windows Live in the future, while continuing to support MotionBridge’s current customer base. News.com has a statement from Christopher Payne, MSN’s corporate vice president, stating;
The emerging field of mobile search is strategically important and crucial to delivering on our vision for Windows Live of providing a seamless and rich information experience for individuals and businesses across devices.
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