Google may have teamed up with T-Mobile to launch the G1, but I heard from someone close to the matter that Yahoo! will soon be the default mobile search engine on T-Mobile USA’s mobile web portal. All phones launching from November 8th will have a shortcut button to Yahoo! OneSearch, except obviously Google G1 and […]
Yahoo announced on Tuesday that its mobile search service will be offered by six more telecom companies in Asia. It has reached 60 partnerships so far which represents a potential user base of 600 million subscribers. (Source: Reuters)
Yahoo! announced today that it is partnering with AT&T to provide mobile ads to AT&T’s 70 million mobile customers. According to Reuters:
Yahoo! announced today that it is partnering with America Movil, the largest mobile network operator in Latin America, to offer mobile web and mobile search services on its portals.
Yesterday, Google released Android SDK. Today, Yahoo! announces that it has signed a deal with nine operators in Asia to provide oneSearch to their mobile internet portals and also mobile advertising solutions. The race to beat Google is on.
The new partnership agreements include the following carriers:
I recently reported that Yahoo! will soon launch its OneSearch search engine on an Asian mobile carrier’s portal. Now, Reuters reports that Yahoo! has actually signed more deals with other mobile carriers in South Asia:
Peggy Anne Salz wrote a post at MSearchGroove where she discusses about the findings of a mobile search study made my Informa.
Back in march, Yahoo! announced the launch of its Mobile Publisher Services. As part of these services is the Mobile Media Directory, which is basically a way for mobile content providers to have their content indexed in Yahoo OneSearch and be searchable by mobile users.
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