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Enkin: Revolutionary GPS Application for Android

Posted by Nadir on April 16th, 2008

If you take two Computational Visualistics students, give them Google Android’s SDK and motivate them with a $275.000 award , you’ll get Enkin, a revolutionary handheld navigation concept.

Opera Mini announced today that Google will now be its default mobile search engine. A Google search box will be present on top of Opera Mini Start Page. This deal will definitely help Google increase its mobile search market share. Opera said that most of its traffic is generated from the search function on its [...]

Nokia to add Google Mobile on its handsets

Posted by Nadir on February 12th, 2008

Nokia has its own mobile search application, embedded in some of its cell phone models. The application currently provides shortcuts to Yahoo! OneSearch, Microsoft Live Search Mobile, Baidu and Yandex.

Google Mobile Search Update : Mobile Web Index Rescucitated

Posted by Nadir on January 26th, 2008

In march 2007, Google launched a new version of its mobile search engine, which quite looked like Yahoo OneSearch. The new version consisted of a page with just one search box, after entering a query, Google would automatically categorize search results in Web results, Local results, Images and News.

Google Partners with NTT DoCoMo on Mobile Search

Posted by Nadir on January 24th, 2008

NTT DoCoMo, Japan’s biggest mobile carrier has announced that it has partnered with Google to provide their services on their Internet portal.

Google Sees Surge Of Traffic From iPhones

Posted by Nadir on January 14th, 2008

According to the NYT, traffic to Google from iPhones surged during Christmas, and has even surpassed traffic from any other type of mobile device. People love the web experience provided by the iPhone so much that they surf more than traditional mobile phone’s owners, for whom it’s still not that easy to go online.

Japanese Mobile Operator NTT DoCoMo To Partner With Google

Posted by Nadir on December 25th, 2007

Japan’s biggest mobile phone operator, NTT DoCoMo will partner with Google to provide a search service and other applications from Google on its i-mode portal, according to Nikkei Business Daily, and reported by AFP.

So as promised, Google has released Android SDK, which will allow developers to create all kind of applications to run on the first solid open platform for mobile devices.