iPhone in 2001
Posted by Nadir on October 1st, 2008The 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.
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.
I was looking at the ranking positions on Google Mobile for a bunch of websites I’m working on and noticed what looks like a major update in the “Mobile Web” index (I’m linking to a search results page here)
This is probably the most exciting news I’ve ever heard in mobile search: Google Street Views is coming to mobile phones. Google announced today that its Google Mobile Application now includes Street View. And it’s the same level of quality than what you can see from your desktop.
Mobile Search and thus Mobile SEO are hot topic today. Apparently, much focus has been put on mobile search at CTIA recently. If you follow news in the mobile search industry, you probably heard of a new mobile SEO company that was officially launched a few days ago, visibility mobile, based in Ireland and whose co-founder is Bena Roberts, a mobile search blogger.
Google seems to have added a new feature in its mobile search engine: related searches. Right after you searched for a keyword, some related searches will be displayed right at the bottom of the page, below the mobile Adwords listings.
Google Chrome launched yesterday, and it’s for PCs only, but I’ve heard many people (online and colleagues) who were wondering if Google’s browser will be part of Android.
Google Chrome launched with this user agent:
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US) AppleWebKit/525.13 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/0.2.149.27 Safari/525.13
In this post about Google Chrome, I mentioned that there is no “Open File” function like in Firefox or other browsers.