Jason Ankeny
Juniper Research
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Google revamps search for BlackBerry 6.0 devices
Google ( NASDAQ:GOOG ) introduced an updated version of its mobile search services optimized for Research In Motion's ( NASDAQ:RIMM ) BlackBerry 6.0-based devices with WebKit-enabled browsers.
Yahoo tackles app store overload with free discovery solution
Yahoo is introducing AppSpot, a free solution that helps consumers more efficiently identify the best apps in Apple's ( NASDAQ:AAPL ) App Store and Google's ( NASDAQ:GOOG ) Android Market. The new
Google adds shortcut icons to mobile search homepage
Google ( NASDAQ:GOOG ) continues its efforts to simplify and streamline mobile search, adding new homepage icons and rolling out a new feature making it easier to input longer, more complex queries.
Verizon, VideoSurf team for video discovery app
Verizon Wireless ( NYSE:VZ ) and video solutions provider VideoSurf introduced a new application enabling the operator's smartphone users to more efficiently discover, search and identify video
Google, Apple renew iPhone maps and search pact
Google ( NASDAQ:GOOG ) confirmed it has reached a deal with archrival Apple ( NASDAQ:AAPL ) to continue providing map and search services across Apple's iOS mobile platform. Terms of the agreement were
Microsoft rolls out Windows Phone Mango developer tools
Hours after taking the wraps off Windows Phone 7.1 (a.k.a. Mango) during a New York City press event last week, Microsoft ( NASDAQ:MSFT ) introduced new developer tools optimized for the operating
Microsoft's Mango promises to connect apps to Bing search
Microsoft ( NASDAQ:MSFT ) took the wraps off the newest version of its Windows Phone mobile operating system during a New York City press event Tuesday morning, announcing hundreds of new features
Mobile search startup do@ launches platform, lands $7M
Mobile search services provider do@ formally unveiled its platform, also announcing a $7 million investment led by Draper Fisher Jurvetson. The do@ solution promises search results that deliver
Microsoft Bing replaces Google as BlackBerry's default search engine
Microsoft ( NASDAQ:MSFT ) CEO Steve Ballmer made a surprise appearance Tuesday at Research In Motion's ( NASDAQ:RIMM ) annual BlackBerry World event as the two companies announced a new partnership that
South Korean search portals slap Google with Android access complaint
South Korean search portal providers NHN Corp. and Daum Communications Corp. have filed a complaint with the nation's Fair Trade Commission alleging that Google ( NASDAQ:GOOG ) is limiting their access
