Search Engines That Have Mobile Phone Pages: Google

Posted on October 14, 2006

Are you on the out look for search engines that have mobile phone services? Let’s take a look at what Google has to offer for mobile phones. Using your mobile phone Google gives you access to Google Maps, Google Search, Google News, Googles Personalized Home Page, local information, and Gmail.

Google Mobile Web Search

Using Google Web Search you can search web pages specifically designed for mobile phones and other small devices.

Google Maps

Using Google Maps you can view maps and satellite images, find local businesses, get driving directions, and even get traffic updates on your phone.

Detailed, step-by-step driving directions with estimated drive time

Interactive, movable maps that let you zoom in or out, and move in all directions so you can orient yourself visually

Satellite imagery for a birdâ€™s eye view of your desired location

Real-time traffic so you can see where the congestion is, and estimate delays before getting on the road

Google News for Mobile

Get access to the latest news in a format that is designed specifically to work with your mobile phone or small device.

http://www.google.com/mobile/news/

Google Mobile Local Search

With Local Search Google will give you local listing and driving directions for your mobile phone.

http://www.google.com/mobile/loc_search.html

Google Personalized Home

Access your personalized Google page from you mobile phone. Get the information you need all on one web page.

Preview your latest Gmail messages

See headlines from top news sources

Get weather forecasts, stock quotes, and movie show times

Choose from a variety of popular RSS and Atom feeds.

Gmail for your mobile

I think this is great. Now you can read and reply to your Gmail email from a mobile phone or small devise. Check out what Google has to say.

It’s free. (But your wireless plan might still charge, so you might want to check with your provider first.)

It’s smart. It can handle attachments like photos and .pdf files.

It also has these cool features:

Automatically optimizes the interface for the phone you’re using

Opens the attachments you receive in messages, including photos, Microsoft Word documents and .pdf files

Lets you reply by call to people whose phone numbers are in your Gmail Contacts list

http://mail.google.com/mail/help/intl/en/about_mobile.html

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