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Google adds voice search to HTC cells

Source: Taiwan News

London : United Kingdom | 10 months ago

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Google Inc., owner of the world's most popular Internet search engine, is adding voice-activated search features to the Android software on T-Mobile USA Inc.'s G1 phone, a bid to provide an edge over rival devices. The new feature will be available to U.S. customers starting this week, Google said...

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Sony Ericsson may release a Google Android based phone next week.

By: mobilenewsnow

According to Information Weekly’s website Sony Ericsson may release their own Google based Android phone on November 3rd, 2009. The company has even created a teaser web page, which people are speculating that this is what the page is going to be about. go to http://www.mobilenewsnow.net for the full article

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Google set to acquire AdMob for $750 million

By: city786

San Francisco: In a push to expand its digital advertising empire to cellphones, Google has agreed to acquire AdMob, a fast-growing mobile advertising start-up, for $750 million in stock, the companies said. AdMob is one of the top sellers of banner ads on iphone applications and web pages that can be retrieved from mobile phones. The ...

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Why Google Gobbled Mobile Phone Start-Up For $750 Million

By: JonathanAquino

The latest addition in Google’s mind-boggling evolution is AdMob Inc., a start-up software developer of display ads for mobile phone applications, even as it continues to build Android, their own mobile operating system. “The mobile Web is still in its early stages,” writes Susan Wojcicki, Google’s vice ...

15 days ago
Google Voice Frees Your Voicemail, and Your Number

By: fantasma

Now, you can get access to Google's awesome voicemail service without having to change your phone number. Until yesterday, signing up for a Google Voice account required you to pick a new phone number -- not a pleasant option for those who have kept the same digits for years. Now Google has enabled users to keep their existing phone ...

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ZDnet Australia: iPhone vs. Android

News Source: Androscoggin News | 10 months ago

Optus is asking its customers to choose between two of the most popular handsets of 2008, the iPhone 3G and the Android -powered HTC Dream . Optus will make the Dream available on four plans similar to those it used for the iPhone: $59 and $79 "yes"...
First Google phone aims to ring the changes

News Source: Sydney Morning Herald | 10 months ago

But the Dream, sold overseas as the G1, could be rendered obsolete before it even arrives as a US telco executive has said a successor will be launched overseas "in the coming weeks and months". It also faces tough competition from Apple's iPhone,...
Google adds voice search to HTC cells

News Source: Taiwan News | 10 months ago

Google Inc., owner of the world's most popular Internet search engine, is adding voice-activated search features to the Android software on T-Mobile USA Inc.'s G1 phone, a bid to provide an edge over rival devices. The new feature will be available...
Optus to launch 'Google phone'

News Source: The Australian | 10 months ago

S first Google-powered mobile phone will be unveiled in the lead-up to Valentine's Day. Optus has outmanoeuvred Telstra, Vodafone and 3 Mobile to snare the exclusive sales rights for the mobile phone, manufactured by Taiwan's HTC...It will be sold...