Yahoo Signs Mobile Advertisers; Google Partners With Vodafone On Maps, Live Search Mobile Leaving Beta
The 3GSM World Congress is happening this week, so expect a variety of mobile announcements. Here’s a rundown on some that have caught my eye: Microsoft Debuts 3 Windows Live Mobile Services from eWeek covers how Microsoft is taking its Windows Live Search For Mobile service out of beta today. (Note: now officially announced here). […]
Danny Sullivan on February 12, 2007 at 7:53 am | Reading time: 1 minute
The 3GSM World Congress is
happening this week, so expect a variety of mobile announcements. Here’s a
rundown on some that have caught my eye:
- Microsoft
Debuts 3 Windows Live Mobile Services from eWeek covers how Microsoft is
taking its
Windows Live Search For Mobile service out of beta today. (Note: now officially announced here). Let’s hope they
make it easier to find the app, as I covered in my
Ironically, You Need A
Map To Find Google & Microsoft’s Windows Mobile Map Apps article.
-
Yahoo ads going mobile from CNN Money covers how Yahoo has signed major
advertisers to run mobile ads in 18 countries.
- Vodafone
offers Google on the go from The Guardian covers that Google is to work
with Vodafone to produce a location-based version of Google Maps For Mobile.
- Yahoo Go For
Mobile Goes "Gamma," LG Partnership Announced is from Search Engine Land,
posted earlier — covering that Yahoo’s mobile Go suit has new features and a
new deal with LG has been announced.
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