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 USA Today has a long (even for a regular newspaper!) story today that argues that the mobile Web is a big deal, and that it holds both promise and threat for the likes of Google and Yahoo. That's correct!
But we're disappointed that writer Leslie Cauley, who was sharp enough to break the NSA/telco phone tap story a couple of years ago, didn't take a stick to one Roger Entner, a senior vice president at IAG Research. Roger, you see, doesn't think that the Google (GOOG) guys get mobile.
"Google is trying to replicate a 20-inch experience on a 2-inch screen, and that's leaving them, inevitably, about 90% short.'
We don't think of ourselves as Google boosters here at SAI. But really! Roger, have you used Google's existing mobile apps? They're pretty good! (We're particularly fond of the text-messaging option. If you haven't tried it, you should.) And Roger: have you seen Google's Android demo from last month? We'll reserve final judgement until we get hands-on experience, but it sure doesn't look like a company baffled by mobile. Please let us know if there's something Roger sees that we don't get. We're all ears.
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| Google launches Google Mobile App for BlackBerry |  You Google-loving BlackBerry users have a new app to install on your handset as Google has officially launched its Google Mobile App for BlackBerry. More or less an aggregator/launcher, the app bundles Google search together with Google’s other BlackBerry apps and its online mobile services. Integrated within a single interface is Google Mail for BlackBerry, [...]
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| Google Piloting Voice Search for Google Maps Mobile |  Google Maps Mobile is probably Google’s most actively developed mobile application. It seems like there are new versions popping up for one platform or another every couple of weeks these days. In the past few months for example, Google has issued a native S60 version updated several times, various versions that can make use of [...]
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