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Thursday, November 02, 2006


Google Mail and RSS goes mobile

Google is going more smarter about mobile devices. Google's search experience on PDA's and cellphones, has been, for quite a while, very different than it is on a full-sized screen.No Google is parsing Web pages it links to and tries to repackage them in a mobile friendly way.
Thought, Google's mail system Gmail, has not been a great experience on mobile devices. But now Google is releasing a mobile Java Gmail application for cell phones that makes using your Gmail account much easier. This new app will be pre loaded onto some new sprint phones, or avaliable for download for anyone else who has a Java-capable phone.The app gives Gmail its own custom menus system, which is much easier to navigate than a Web based app would be on a cell phone. Mail from the Gmail system shows up clearly, and the sites display attachments, like photos, Word doc's, in the app.

Google's new new RSS reader has also a mobile interface. It's subtly different appliacation from the full-sized Web version of Google Reader.
More here on the subject "Google goes mobile".

Monday, October 30, 2006


Google COOP
Make your own version of Google Search. Coop allow companies or individual users to set up pesonalized online searces - on topics ranging from proframming to sports.
This is really a way to make your own search engine as a value to offer your customers on your pages.
The service allows users to choose which pages they whish to include in a tailored Web search index, what the search results will look like on their own Web sites and whether other users can contribute their own favorite links to the index.
Custom Search Engines generate revenue through Adsense advertising revenue-charing program with Websites. Commercial users will be required to carry Google ads to pay for the free service.
Customized Web search should result in more relevant search results for specific users which in turn is likely to entice advertisers to pay more as ads become more targeted.
Privacy is protected because Google hosts searches on its own computers.
Sites employing custom search can choose whether users see results only from their site, from a selected list of related Web sites or across tens of thousands of others. They may also give priority to certain sites over others, in contrast to Google's classic pabe-rank system based on popularity.
Custom search engines empower communities everywhere to organize their own information and make it searchable.

http://ojvcentral.com/coop

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