If you’re a mobile content provider, then you’ll enjoy the new feature available in Google AdWords.

You can now display ads exclusively for the iPhone and Google’s G1. For example, if you are providing games for the iPhone, you can run AdWords Campaigns to only target these users, so you’ll get more targeted users when bidding for “games”, as opposed to buying the keyword “games” for all users (PC users, non-iPhone users, etc)

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I blogged last month about the mobile search deal that was being tied up between T-Mobile USA and Yahoo!. It has officially been announced today.

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Mobile Search, Yahoo! Search Mobile | 5 Comments »

I had to bring back nofollow to the URLs provided on the comments of my blog posts since I was getting way too much spam attempts.

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Google G1 Phone from T-Mobile launched with this user agent:

Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; U; Android 1.0; en-us; dream) AppleWebKit/525.10+ (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/3.0.4 Mobile Safari/523.12.2

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Back at the end of July 2008, a patent from Google named “Blending Mobile Search Results” has been published. It’s only until recently that I decided to read it.

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Peggy Anne Salz, publisher of MSearchGroove has been writing a whitepaper about Mobile Advertising, which is now available for download.

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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 the new Sidekick.

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Google Mobile, Mobile Search, Yahoo! Search Mobile | 7 Comments »

The iPhone already existed in 2001, yep, it had Internet, emails, and all. Check this out here.

I’ve found it via Google in 2001, go ahead and play with it.

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