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"Expert": Google Clueless About Mobile (GOOG)  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!
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| Google Gears for Mobile (Beta) Recently Google focused its attention to mobile world. After announcing Android for the next generation Google Mobile Platform. Now Google ready to launched |
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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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New Hidden Google Mobile Service Revealed  There is a new Google mobile service that Google doesn’t want you to know about. We’re not sure why they would keep it from you; it’s actually pretty cool. Google mobile "LCB" was uncovered by picking apart a publicly available file containing a list of all pages that crawlers shouldn’t be able to see. Essentially, [...] [..] |
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Android to Come Out of Hiding Next Month?  Word on the street is that Google recently held a briefing where it discussed the coming of Android, which may be sooner than we thought. Apparently the world is set to get its first taste of Google’s mobile juice on September 17; actually, only T-Mobile US customers will be able to partake. T-Mobile has apparently [...]
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Google Maps Gets Transit Directions on S60 and Windows Mobile  Google is definitely putting some solid work into its Mobile mapping application these days. We have a feeling it will eventually come to a point where Google makes paid navigation services obsolete (especially subscription services such as Nokia Maps) and it will likely be sooner rather than later. We can’t imagine a better native navigation [...]
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| Google Still Dreaming Of $50 Billion Mobile Ad Market Eric Schmidt has been very vocal about the promise of mobile ads. Never mind that mobile ads have been overhyped for more than a decade: This year's the year, says Eric. In fact, Eric says, mobile ads will one day be a bigger op [..] |
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Android gets ready to go game crazy 
Thought Google’s upcoming Android mobile operating system was all about productivity and Google integration? Think again, Batman. We’ve just got wind of 6 new Android games that are currently under development. To be fair, none of them are going to give Bioshock a run for its money, but as far as mobile gaming applications go [...] [..] |
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Last week, the Mobile Marketing Association, a trade organization representing mobile advertisers and handset makers, released its standards for mobile display ads on April 24. Important and worthwhile, given the technical nightmare advert [..]
The relationship between Google (GOOG) CEO Eric Schmidt and Apple Inc., on whose board he sits, must, at times be incredibly awkward.Google is developing Androi [..]
